It’s always darkest before the dawn.

How I interpret it is that when things get bad, and reach a new level of bad, that could be just what is needed for the pendulum to swing the other way, and swing extra hard.

Kind of like a Great Depression giving labour laws kind of a thing.

Gives me hope.

This one’s my favourite

No you see, he is referring to how he got the ball in there.

They are talking about how they would eat their owner if they die.

Each meow is a body part.

Yeah I only used the web only. I’ll double check to make sure I didn’t miss this game.

I pirate so a free game isn’t worth it for me if it means I have to get their store app or whatever.

That reminds me, let me see what’s free today.

Edit: nothing good

I went to their website, it reminded me of AWS.

At least prime video looks half decent.

Wait, that’s not why people flirt with goth girls?

Shrinkflation is brutal.

Oh wow, their chickens don’t pop 6 at a time ehh.

/s

I am so happy this was the top comment, if it wasn’t, the disappointment would have been immense.

This makes me sad, I thought we mostly agreed that what FDR did is a good way forward.

I waited like 6 months to get a 5080.

Im glad I waited, now I can get a 4080 for a good price.

So I guess there is a use case for AI,

It’s almost like out of a movie, the technology can only be used to benefit evil.

Am Canadian, I see 78k so yes

The Roman salute, also known as the Fascist salute

God I love Wikipedia

That was excellent!!!

That has its drawbacks too though, federating with many, many instances will eventually cause strain.

I do want more growth via instances, but imo it’s more like a double edge sword than the salvation of a platform.

Don’t expect perpetual growth from the fediverse for one good reason:

It would cost more money.

Lemmy is self hosted and there are people who use their own personal money to host these things and have a certain amount of activity.

Doubling the users would double the cost but it would not double the usefulness for the instance owner.

Now this is a technology post!