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  • They can always claim the second even when it's the first.

  • I've known a few people whose gender I would describe as lovecraftian.

  • I bet they'd have a decent case against Georgia (IANAL)

  • Fast food has been all in on drive thrus since the inception of drive thrus. Most places make about half of their money that way and for some it's far more.

  • Fast food absolutely still pays well below a living wage in most of the US

  • Surprised to hear this. Where im at Jimmy John's is the most expensive. I wonder if it's supply chain related.

  • Love to see unique features for piefed. So many different ways to tackle "threadiverse" as a project and I think we're all better off with some experimentation

  • If anybody's interested in signing up for the rolling beta, here's the link

  • If anybody's interested in signing up for the rolling beta, here's the link

  • Seems like it's less a problem with pixelfed and more an issue with pixelfed.social?

  • The major difference is that it's modular. So you can pick and choose which traditional social network features you want to use.

  • Im not sure Russia has this capability anymore but plenty of other foreign actors do.

  • It's probably not worthwhile to transfer the data. I would say the subscriber base alone get's you pretty fare.

  • One thing that rarely gets mentioned is these jobs are still old boys clubs. If you're anything other than a traditionally presenting male, you're going to have a hard time.

  • Well my own usage so far consists of a mastodon list with my favorite peertube, nebula, and other video creators. Since it's chronological, it roughly serves the same purpose as the OG YouTube subscriptions page.

  • The creator is a nebula employee. Don't believe it's officially sanctioned, but they aren't distributing videos, just notifying of new releases. Should all be in the clear based on my limited knowledge.

  • Having moderation work in an expected and consistent way is hardly the same thing as moderation tooling.

  • Love the idea is a "similar communities" button but I don't know if I'd say searching communities is really that hard.

  • I think there's some pretty low hanging fruit here, but most of it is platform specific.

    On Mastodon, I think this looks like a revamp of the for you section. As it stands the posts are mostly human curated and the people section is mostly a static list. That is, if you've scrolled through the list once, that list will not be different next time unless you've followed a significant number of people outside of it. It would be nice if it at least showed you the next 20 or so by the same metric.

    On lemmy, I think making the functionality provided by the trending communities community a first class feature would go a long way.