IMO this already happened. I’ve been seeing too many short videos content on reddit lately. That’s why I’ve been slowly abandoning reddit. Eventually API changes made me switch to lemmy which is turning out fine right now.

Do they really restore manually deleted content?

Sadly not anyone, only admins. Beehaw situation is risk with big instances. At least it’s easy to change one if you start to dislike current.

Twitter implementation seems good enough. Big display name with smaller unique handle below. Might be a bit bloat, but solves the problem.

His concern is probably that in comments etc. only username is displayed. You have to go to person’s profile to discover their instance.

There are far more important things for lemmy devs to focus on. Security is one of them.

Is that nautilus? Very slick

DDG also partly buys results from Bing, so more good results with none privacy abuse. I only switch back to google when searching for images, DDG sucks at finding images.

At this point it 100% is. I could bother and use nonsense apps, and their poor players. But now that I need 5 subscriptions and it’s still like 40% chance that I find movie i want to see there it’s simply stupid. Also consistency with plex and much better quality, not to mention frequently found bonuses like deleted scenes or interviews with creators / actors. Another thing, it’s sad to see people switching to streaming lose their interest in exploring filmography by genre, director etc and only come down to brainlessly watching any garbage recommended by netflix.

And verification symbol…

You should find some small local cinemas. Sure screen is smaller, but so is the price and the atmosphere is great.

Yep, no more karma farming bots reposting all the time.

I love this show. These brilliant jokes always come so unexpectedly for me.