Chozo

I used to be really good at reflecting with the rear-view. As long as they were far enough away that I could see their windshield, I could usually land a direct hit. I’ve had a few instances where I’ll see the sombitch slam on their brakes.

I don’t believe it’s FOSS, but Catbox is very simple and allows you to link directly to images/videos that you upload, with no ads and no login required.

Unless you like seminars about GNU, there’s not really a lot of original media on the Fediverse that the average person would be interested in.

The Fediverse is a niche within a niche.

Did I stutter?

Nah.

That’s an example of it specifically not working.

Has he clarified what he meant by this yet? Because it’s really, really fucking weird that he said that, and that nobody even called him out for that.

This is my time.

Now this is a top-tier shitpost.

If one day YT sets a “minimum requirements” page on their website to access their content, they’ve immediately ceded market share to the next upstart. Imagine if they broke viewing for all of the countless cheap (and e-waste) phones, tablets, low end IOT devices, “smart TVs”, and so on because they place a requirement that the device cannot meet. Those users will not throw away their hardware - they’ll migrate to the first available alternative way to watch content.

This all incorrectly assumes that there exists any viable competition to switch to. YouTube ran at a net loss for over a decade to get the reach they currently have, only because Google was one of the very few companies who could feasibly afford to do so. Nobody else with the resources to compete with YouTube is willing to compete with YouTube, because of the massive cost required to get even a fraction of that user base, let alone a critical mass.

And most of the content people access YouTube for is only found on YouTube, so those hypothetical users aren’t going to switch to a new platform, they’re going to either just flat-out stop watching or will replace their devices.

Those are fantastic solutions if you don’t want anybody to watch your content.

This is offensively incorrect.

Deer are closer to 1.75 bicycles tall.

These nazis are desperate to share Kirk’s fate.

I get what you’re going for, but by using a slur, you’re throwing the LGBT community under the bus with Charlie. There are so many more horrible, yet accurate things we can call him; you should pick one that doesn’t denigrate an unrelated group of people at the same time.

Thank you, I was trying to understand what a partially-melted, dusty candlestick was supposed to represent.

As they should, honestly. While those bots can be used to track down and identify predators, they have also been used for harassing and doxxing innocent users. There’s little to no security oversight with those bots.

we should never make jokes at the expense of the dead

Charlie Kirk made a career at the expense of the dead. Fuck him, I’m glad he’s dead, I’m glad it was at the hands of another and not natural causes, I’m glad that it happened right in front of hundreds of other like-minded Nazis as a reminder of what awaits them, and I can’t wait to see who the next dead Nazi is going to be.

Not everybody here is American, dude.

Why do metal keyboardists always look exactly like a metal keyboardist? Like… you all know exactly which one in this photo I’m talking about, too, right? Tell me I’m wrong.

I don’t even know what band this is, or if they even have a keyboardist. But that one’s definitely the keyboardist.

I agree! I think the Fediverse needs more “normies” to be present around here. Not just for the sake of having more numbers and being a more popular platform, but we need difference of opinion, and it needs to be embraced much better than it currently is.

When everybody in a community agrees on 99% of things, they tend to become rather tight-knit. But whenever that 1% comes up which goes against the flow, the reactions around here tend to be quick and harsh, and the 99% of other things you previously agreed with that person on get thrown out the window all because they don’t share the same opinion about Linux as you, or something.

It’s not a healthy pattern for a growing community.