Okay.

I’ve known people who just do their regular shopping at those stores. I’ll never understand why.

RedNote is seeing the largest influx of new users right now. There’s a few other TikTok-like apps that are also seeing some bumps, but RedNote is soaring.

What’s to doubt? Open your app store and look at the current top app.

“Nobody I want to follow is using it.”

By and large, the average user is a content consumer, not a creator. The consumers want to go where the creators are, but the creators won’t go where there aren’t already consumers. This will always be the biggest problem for any Fediverse platform.

A crummy commercial?!

It’s pretty newsworthy, when a noted flag-molester grossly violates US Flag Code.

Turns out, there is a state worse than “dead”.

While this is a good move, I don’t think John Mastodon was making anywhere near the kind of money to turn into the next Musk or Zuck to begin with.

Shit’n’t’ve

It’s part of Florida’s “sunshine” laws. Certain government actions need to be publicly available, and in Florida that includes mugshots.

Sure, but Xenoblade isn’t about Japanese historical events. It’s a little too on-the-nose with Assassin’s Creed.

Lemmy World is not hosted in the US.

Which then results in sites charging money for subscriptions…

IIRC, it’s because the country this instance is hosted in has laws that make it difficult to publicly discuss the subject.

Lots of sites will do A/B testing with their headlines/thumbnails. Some users will see version A, some will see version B. After X amount of time, whichever version saw the most traffic becomes the “final” version which all users will see. I imagine this was a similar situation.

We need a depopulation of Zuckerbergs.

Unfortunately, there’s a lot of people out there missing half their brain.

“Suspected”

Maybe he realized that he bit off more than he could chew and that he’s not actually a gaming visionary in the first place, considering that he stumbled upon Minecraft while developing a completely unrelated base-building game, instead. Minecraft was an accidental success, and you can’t recreate an accident.