Concerning. But we all know there’s more to it.

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Wouldn’t it be pointless anyways, if people could just bookmark your profile url the old fashioned way regardless?

Reddit got more important once it Google ranked higher and the astroturfs found out, that people trust a review on Reddit inside a thread more, than multi million dollar marketing scam action, trying to game Google algorithm or other sites. The same will sooner or later happen to the fediverse if it ever grows. It’s unavoidable, sadly.

Damn, if only Spez didn’t have fucked up Reddit. I even wanted to invest in that IPO, but now I’m not going to.

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For example: The pineapple pizza slayer https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mc-B6w7GNMw

You forgot drugs.

Listening to music. There’s so much and I easily could spend a week just on artists from YouTube.

Into the breach. One of the best mobile games there is. Sadly you can’t get it legally anymore without Netflix subscription.

Yeah, for a while corpos have their finger into astroturfing the shit out of almost every product. At some point it will have barely any user, but bots and corpo accounts.

I agree with everything. Though we shouldn’t forget that Lemmy also allows for that sort of mindless scrolling and it needs afford to not get trapped in that. It’s far from perfect but it’s still better than nothing, because as you said, we gain so much from all the interactions, discussions and topics to engage in. Personally I believe we also always grow to become a better person via engaging instead of only consuming or ignoring. Of course you can still build your own bubble, but that’s with everything.

How fucked up in the head do you need to be to make shit like that up? It’s not even just an adult, which would be stupid enough, no, it’s an education official.

Hi, I’m trying to get Lemmy filled with content. I’m doing my part.gif

Maybe they did ask ChatGPT but with the wrong question. Shit in, shit out.

I enjoy how OP implemented this little hell into some people’s mind.

You’re not alone, but it’s an unpopular opinion among geeks. I guess most of them are just bored and therefore love to tinker with these kind of issues. I value my time and prefer not to care about my OS doing things for me. I like to have the option to do so, if I need, but I shouldn’t have too. Windows allows that, MacOS doesn’t and Linux allows too much of that, even requires it.

Another part is the dopamine rush when an issue got solved. Obviously you don’t get any if it works right away.

My windows 10 is running flawless since 2019 and it didn’t slow down or get bloated. I have disabled a few options but that’s about it. Meanwhile my coworker is fighting bad drivers every day. Not even talking about games that simply don’t work at all.

I use Linux at work and it’s great when you set up a VM to do one thing and then forget about it.

You don’t need to reinvent the wheel. Simply add waiting lists and a max limit of one order per person. Sucks for large families but only until the initial hype is gone.

Nutella breakfast. I just love it so much. Also a lot of sitting because of PC gaming.

Maybe the option should be removed, because technically you could create your own private Lemmy instance and mirror everything but disable deletion. Now you have all the information available people deleted. You could go even further and create a browser plugin so everyone else could see all deleted posts. You could do the same and create a plugin, to display usernames of everyone who voted on a post, as that information is publicly available. It’s just hidden. So there’s still a lot of work on Lemmy required to streamline this or it might get never solved.

On another note you could create an instance that only displays deleted content. Now I wonder what that looks like. Scary.