When communities aren't as populated we rely on a more central content feed. Young reddit was the same way. People identified with the site as a whole with advice animal memes and news instead of everyone having their perfect niche subreddit feed that emerged with a huge userbase.
The general feed that we have now is a little immature but that's how reddit was too. Lemmy or whichever platform succeeds will mature and cater to us eventually but for now it's kind of like going back in time. It's weird and fun and definitely good enough. No fucking way I'm being an experiment to some shitheads that don't respect what reddit is about. It will all be worth it when lemmy develops I think.
Hacking for sure isn't hard at all. I regularly hack into everything and it's true that everyone is so old that they are napping at their desk so I just inject my new binary data (which goes right past their really old binary data because it's so old) and get all the data I need which I send to as many young people as I can
Please no. I don't comment to entertain. If nobody has anything to say because they don't know anything about the topic I will take zero comments every time.
There is peertube. I'm not familiar with its limitations. Technically it is possible for someone to try and track your activity because it's P2P.
The content is currently
lacking. I'm kind of wondering what limitations are in place for each user to upload video. Can someone make a bot to start reuploading content from their favorite streamers?
The majority of people who identify with "the right" are racist? I hope you have a source because it's not in the article.
Just getting tired of blanket statements from militant teens, telling all other impressionable teens how to think.
Stupidity like racial intolerance needs to be combated with systematic changes like education. Not by circlejerking with like minded people who don't offer any criticism to the parties they think they hate so much.
Don't use chrome