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Bro I’m watching a Netflix show right now and don’t have a subscription
Bro I’m watching a Netflix show right now and don’t have a subscription
How can you afford a herman Miller but don’t know the difference between there and their?
That’s because the new generation are mostly bootcamp grads with an art degree
Anybody can make a twitter that can handle 100 users. The challenge is making worth at the scale of twitter
Then use those networks?
Thanks for the reply. Do you have a link to the rack you got? Haven’t seen any with a cable setup so want to check it out!
Can you expand on the whole gym stuff?
If you are already on this site, have an account and are actively participating you are way beyond the average Joe. The average Joe will only find out about lemmy a year from now 😂
Reddit probably hasn’t even noticed the drop in traffic. Lemmy is a very niche site that is a peanut compared to Reddit unfortunately. I don’t see it becoming mainstream any time soon because it’s too complicated to understand for the average Joe.
This isn’t a bad thing though
But then what’s the point of having all those other redundant communities?
Doesn’t having the same community in several instances fragment the user base though? I know I can join a community in any instance, but on Reddit you have one “gaming” subreddit, here you have a gaming community in every instance
The thing that’s weird to me is that say I like football (soccer). I’m sure there are dozens of “instances” have a soccer community, but which one should I follow? It seems like this architecture fragments the user base too much.
The real challenge will be seeing if the servers can handle the new traffic. It’s already a bit on the slow side loading posts
Had to scroll down way too far to find the answer