Regret. 😔
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Dingo_Kidneys@lemmy.todayto
Technology@lemmy.world•Teen Boys Are Using Meta Glasses to Terrorize Girls at High Schools and Middle SchoolsEnglish
12·3 months agoCrime usually comes before punishment. Right now the system is working it’s way into figuring out how to deal with this new social dynamic. Like you, I think it’s pretty straightforward. We won’t solve the core reason for the bullying dynamics though. I think humans that adhere to gendered thinking will be behind on that for a good long while yet.
Dingo_Kidneys@lemmy.todayto
Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit forces login to access old.reddit.comEnglish
3·3 months agoGod, post-digg era was peak. When subs like r/fffffffuuuuuuuuuuuu were still active. It was just folks talking about their lives and relating to eachother. Then we all grew up, life got serious, and the culture wars started.
Dingo_Kidneys@lemmy.todayto
Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit forces login to access old.reddit.comEnglish
4·3 months agoIt’s two things. Bots, yes, but also the communities have gotten really lazy. Shit was fire during peak culture war because people were actively trying to learn. Now it’s like everyone gave up.
Dingo_Kidneys@lemmy.todayto
Mildly Infuriating@lemmy.world•Saw this at the store this morning, took a double takeEnglish
31·3 months agoIt’s always been the goal to get children consuming products. It’s a known function of humans that they usually stick to whatever they were doing when they were kids well into adulthood. It’s harder to convince an adult with pre-established routines and preferred products to switch over.
You’re right though that it’s getting pretty blatant now, but that’s to be expected as we dismantle food and drug regulations.
Dingo_Kidneys@lemmy.todayto
Technology@lemmy.world•Reddit forces login to access old.reddit.comEnglish
3·3 months ago“Has the largest” meaning a 3 comment average per thread. That’s what the OC is talking about. The communities in Lemmy World are really small in a way that makes it hard to hold together a sub. A new movie comes out and maybe one or two people talk about it on Lemmy while Reddit has hundreds.
Then you might say, be the change you want to see, but Lemmy has a pretty small install base. Even if you participate, there isn’t anyone to follow, because the users here are usually white collar tech folk. Hence the interest groups being tech and politics.
I like to think I was banned for similar reasons, but I’m pretty sure it was because I was commenting in a gatcha subreddit that was really circling the drain regarding taste. Folk were putting up questionable images of questionable body types and I was getting annoyed that the game was falling so far. Got banned for calling a spade a spade. Ironically, the sub was banned shortly after.
Thankfully I cant have the same issue here because all the niche interest communities are dead, lmao!


Almost like there’s some kind of technology that finds a linguistic average in a group and communicates through it…