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What value would oss bring here when it's the content that matters most? I'm actually really interested to know because I too really liked this app/service.

Yeah so money talks and that's just not true.

Sounds like it's working correctly.

It was hexbear.

By using lemmy, you are not enriching the wallets of the shareholders.

You actually have no guarantee that any given deployment doesn't harvest and sell data. They probably don't, but it's not guaranteed.

Really missing the point here. There wouldn't be a warzone if Russia wasn't so dumb.

Or you know maybe if Russia wasn't a piece of garbage nation...

Are we not reading the same post? That was exactly their point.

Who are you directing the comments to? The dev company or individuals? I disagree in the latter. On the former I still think it's a mischaracterizatuon of the situation. If the choice is to spend budget in scope and graphics at the expense of optimization that doesn't seem a hard choice to make.

They look like normal humans.

What does smaller mean in this context because most replies here are anything but in my opinion. Aliens? Small?

Not sure the prom is the lame bit here.

Mouse cursor.

Lemmy wasn't specifically built for being primarily a platform for discussing the things it was built on. It makes sense there's a nice lively community for all of those topics, but they are so out of whack proportion wise with the types of content I want to see.

2002 was the last time my household had cable.

It's also just not funny.

It's a solid meh.

I came for a reddit replacement and instead I found an interesting subset of what I got at Reddit. And it is not better content or engagement wise. It's useful but niche, and therefore less useful overall than Reddit was.

Agreed. Foss, privacy, Linux. Topics that are too high a proportion of all Lemmy posts.

The point is first and foremost to entertain, not be a record for formal historical archiving.