Try to Create a Functional Social Media App in 2023 Challenge (Impossible)
Fake/bot accounts have always existed. How many times has a "YouTuber" ran a "giveaway" in their comments section?
Who's Lenny? Depends on if they're cool or not
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/1032247
"shit"
Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)
You guys don't drink your own piss?
The communities are a lot smaller as is to be expected, but it feels really good compared to Reddit. People are active enough and the overall design is so much less cluttered.
Although the bar is pretty low, given that half the Reddit app is just ads.
I just use 123password for all of my passwords, so I don't need one.
I prefer landscape videos over vertical videos. I still remember when vertical videos were clowned on so hard that there were songs written about it. Now it's how everyone consumes their content!
My guess is someone who really, really, really wants you to see the advertisements. With a little bit of content on the side.
Okay 15% is not the worst it could be at lol
The problem is that Reddit Shorts is something I could ABSOLUTELY see happening in the near future
To be fair, I think shirts already have holes, but if I said "there's a hole in my shirt" you'd think there was an EXTRA hole
Friends found a way to get our scheduling website to leak our schedules weeks early completely client-side. Because a lot of schools use that website, the information spread and all of a sudden we had people from Kentucky in our Discord server asking us how to do it. You're welcome, random Kentuckians.