You would hope the corporate collaborators of this fascist regime will one day get their comeuppance. Sadly, if the history of corporate collaborators in Nazi Germany is anything to go by, most likely not much will happen to them or their officers...
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the reason they got away is because the Germans expected the cops to handle the nazi cops. when a more hands on solution would've been more expedient
Get ready for the next reddit exodus. Honestly I can't wait.
Just installed Blorp and created this account.
Been meaning too, but my 3rd party app just became useless because of their API BS, so there's that too.
I never even heard of Blorp.
That's what makes this piece of the internet so cool.
I really liked the name.
It's missing a bunch of basic stuff though, ATM.
Doesn't even have a file access permission option to save pictures, but it appears to save when you click Download. Just does nothing. Have to click Share and 'save with a file app' or 'copy to folder' or whatever instead
A few missing features aside, it does work.
Blorp dev here. Are you using Blorp on web, iOS, or Android? I would love to sort out the saving image issue.
Welcome to the Fediverse
They still have 3rd party Reddit apps? And they fucked them on API use again? lol
They didn't officially, apart from RedReader for accessibility reasons. But you could unofficially use some of the old apps with some minor hacks I think. Maybe they clamped down on it again.
Reddit is the new FaceBook. People won’t leave so much as younger people will use the next thing.
Facebook is still around in a somewhat diminished form. I expect Reddit will persist, too.
Reddit is quite literally Facebook these days. I really think most of the userbase right now is the people who started using the Facebook app on their phone thinking that's what the internet is. Finally after much inertia they've ventured over to the reddit app to explore another part of this "internet" thing.
So many users call subreddits "groups" because that's the colloquialism they brought over from Facebook. They don't know what to call subreddits. So they fumble around different phrasing. They say things like "this group", "this reddit", "this r". Yet never seem to come around to understanding it's called subreddit. It's a sign of how the long standing tradition of new users adopting local culture is no longer a thing. New users come in and ignore everything while doing whatever the fuck. God forbid they start getting mod power after some exodus cause then the subreddit is definitely done for.
Quite frankly it's full of idiots. Not the usual reddit idiot of past years. Reddit's current userbase is a whole other beast right now. So many users seemingly never used technology in their life before. They can't even reply to correct comments. People are posting top level comments instead of replying to the proper one. A concerning amount of people think it's a flat, time sorted message board. They can't wrap their head around the technical mechanics of a comment section.
Worst of all they have zero internet literacy. Zero idea of internet lore. It's like talking to my grandparents about technology. They have no idea about anything.
Nobody can speak or understand when I reference internet history either. Pretty rare to find anyone anymore that can reply knowing what I'm talking about when making historical internet references that any adult should be able to know about.
A concerning trend I've noticed is that often it will be a right wing troll that comes in to lie whenever mentioning their sordid history of right wing hate and violence on the internet. Must be one of the troll farms that actively flood the zone with shit. For some reason people are so eager to believe the lies. This rant is kind of going off topic now anyways.
Oh yeah and seemingly a lot of people are dictating their reddit replies. That's just bizarre to me but okay. I guess it makes sense why internet posting has changed so much. In particular, walls of text (such as this) aren't common anymore. Nobody does brain dumps anymore. Because to them, this reply would be said out loud into my phone like some lunatic instead of typing out a string of thoughts real quick.
But the Dow.
In about 10 years we will be reading articles like "Do you remember Reddit, Meta and Google?". This shit can only go on for so long before other alternatives present themselves.
Fuck you spez.
Then I'm glad that Reddit permabanned me in the post-Inauguration bloodbath, before ICE spun up and I would have been calling for justice.
BUT, I also had a 12 year account with a million Karma, so I have plenty of juicy anti-MAGA and anti-Trump (I called him HitlerPig for a long time) posts for them to prosecute me for.
So it looks like being a government slave in the work camps is my retirement plan.
Oh, they're not going to like me at all.
I'm not making it to the slave camps, and me, my crossbows, and my knives are taking as many of them with me as I can
In this day and age, raplace the crossbow with a large steel fly swatter.
I like your thinking. Also slingshots and ball bearings. One of those to the face will slow you down. David and Goliath time.
And don't forget your videogame lessons. Pick up any loot your victims drop. Lots of good guns, ammo, and body armor.
Stay in the shadows, brother.
On one hand, I'm so glad to be British and not living under Trump's jurisdiction.
But on the other hand, I don't think I'm gonna be visiting the USA anytime soon, unless I feel like being detained by ICE or turned away at the border for being critical of the orange man and the Gestapo he's empowered.
US citizen, living overseas. Have to travel to the US for work one time this year, and still nervous about it.
Canadian here. One of my girlfriends lives in Ohio.
She comes to visit us. Not the other way around. Even if this administration burns to the ground, it's going to take a long time to renew my trust in America to ever step foot in that country again. I used to travel there. I used to deliver there as a truck driver. I spent a lot of time in America.
Not anymore. I'm in my late 30s and I may never visit America ever again after this.
Might be a naive question but what prevents instance admins here on Lemmy to also give this information?
Nothing, though instances outside the US would have less reason to.
Only benefit is that it's fragmented so there's fewer people any individual instance can give information on.
Oh yeah that’s true, and also that’s why we should move away from lemmy.world. It’s great to welcome newcomers but it shouldn’t be where most users are.
.world is hosted in Finland, so theoretically they wouldn't have to cooperate, but they're pretty squeamish about standing up to corpos so I wouldn't count on it.
Nothing. There also nothing to prevent instances to be ran by anyone. Lemmy is about sharing information with low regulation not privacy.
Fuck spez
But not Lemmy right... right?
lol Fuck ICE, they will get what's coming once midterms happen. Especially those that have hurt or murdered people.
I wanna say lemmy is to small for them to care right now. They got enough to monitor with those 3 alone. Definitely one day though.
They're here, they're just on shifts and are approximately 7-30 accounts, depending on time. Hopefully, it stays around that.
All votes and comments are publicly accessible, something worth keeping in mind when sharing here.
lol yeah I know. I don't post anything I wouldn't want read in a court
Nothing is going to happen to them come midterms. I'll only believe something good can happen in this country after it happens.
Im so surprised that the most powerful big tech companies are not there to do the right thing.
Das war bei uns genauso, absolut nicht überraschend. Viel Glück weiterhin.
Well that is pretty much the reason I moved here.