More like 6.7 minutes.

No way…

My nemesis?

In all seriousness, most communities feel buggy on my instance(I need to find them manually on my instance) and some moderators on Lemmy seem to get a hit of dopamine when they remove any post or comment on their community.

My answer to all of this is that I just use the shitpost community for everything.

That solution seems super perfect for me.

I heared that Catbox is struggling financially.

I use it from time to time, but I am not fully dependent on it. Because if it shut down at any time, all the memes, photos and videos becomes instantly lost media.

You might feel like catbox will stay here forever, but looking at my internet experience, nothing stays forever.

1. Reddit is the original source of the photo.
2. As I answered you on your another comment, I don’t have a lot of options when it comes to rehosting images.

• My instance does not accept me uploading photos.
• Imgur is blocked in the UK.
• Imgbb is too fucking slow when uploading.

That leave me with very few options.

I am waiting for the unexpected ending they keep hyping us about.

Sometimes in life you got to make a choice, my son.

Now, choose wisely.

Maybe you are driving at faster than light speed? Slow down

Let me start this off:

Windows 11 is sexy as fuck.

The green or the purple one?

So you agree with my conclusion here?

It’s not the echochamber at play here, but rather the fact that in real life most people currently don’t talk this days.

I feel like in seriousness, one day most people will forget how to have conversations and I think the fact that no one is working on solution means that it will get worse.

What options are there to satisfy person social needs?

For me it’s:

• Talk to people.
• Use AI.

If there is a third option, I would love for you to lay it here.

• Swisscows: Censor results.
• Metager: Dead.
• Startpage: Owned by Ad company.
• Qwant: the slowest frontend at all.

Context? Or like explanation or anything?

UK now requires a lot of websites to age check their users.

What happened is that a lot of websites either had to implement a way to check users ages or block users from UK completely.

A good example here is Imgur which blocked UK users. What inspired this meme for me is this blog post posted on Hacker news.

Oh Uncyclopedia, you never disappoint.

Hi airman.