Kalash @ theKalash @feddit.ch

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What about when the artistis is dead and can no longer profit of his work by any means? Does that make the art "ok" again?

Potentially, sure. But that also doesn't apply if you're enjoying it in private.

Continue buying products direclty supports the company, that doesn't necessarily apply to art. Me simple enjoying a piece of art doesn't support the creator. Only when I buy or licence it.

No, you're reply is perfectly fine. It's just boring, so it will get downvoted.

Posting a decades long debunked conspiracy theory just isn't a very interesting response.

For me he is the perfect counter example. I despise that cunt as much as the next guy, but god damn he is a good actor.

All you need is a VPN, connect to the UK and you can make an account on channel4.com and watch everything there.

With some fiddeling around you can even download the videos straight from their website.

For contrast so the text remains readable.

Believing it isn't really the point, but actually yes and so should you.

The time constraint and limited participant pool of an active thread provides information itself.

Imagine two different comments, one describing a very common expirence and the other one a very uncommen one. If you ask people to confirm these expirences you should get a lot of replies two the first comment, but very few or only negative ones for the second.

However if you just search for both statements over the entire internet and dismiss the time and userpool contraint you can find any comment ever made about the uncommon topic ... which makes it look more common than it actually is.

Yeah, but unfortunately they own the law enforcment system.

providing evidence

Uff ...

This really speaks volumns about what social media has done to the mind of some people.

You really don't see the problem when being asked for "acutal exprience" and someone unironically points to a comment on the internet? That's literally the opposite of actual exprience.

"I question this comment, do you have any actual expirence"?

You: "sure, just look at all these other comments over there".

This is indeed very silly, but not because of reddit being involved.

Well it must be true if it's on reddit.

Ah yes, the imporant news of someone making a reddit comment.

So are you willing to murder a billionaire and face the consequnces?

Well, all I can say it works for me.

https://pixshare.de/iLKfmK

Not sure what frontend you're using or if it is maybe instance depended, but the feature isn't missing from the lemmy core.

Well, if you're using a 3rd party app, you need to address that with app developers. Try !jerboa@lemmy.ml

There are previews on the standard desktop web interface.

Posts with external video links already have previews. Do you mean in the comments? I'd rather not have that ...

Hosting videos requires much more storage and performance than text and images. So for most privatly run instances not anytime soon.