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Really its just devolving into a fascinating experiment in how much momentum it requires people to leave a platform en masse in 2023.

Kraft Parmesean Cheese. I can't stant even thinking about it. I've never smelled a dead body but I'm assuming that's what it smells like

old.reddit.com is still kickin it. No talk I've heard of to get rid of it yet. The second it's gone I'm gone.

I searched it 100% thinking that I wouldn't show up, but what do you know! I can claim $96

Wow I guess I just kind of blocked it out of my memory haha. It for sure was on old in 2017 because old was still new at that point

Me in 2 years: "Hey Siri what time is it"

Siri, enabled with GPT: "I found this on the web for 'hey siri what time is it': " <posts a link to chat.openai.com/chat>

Male who remembers getting Chex Quest on CD-ROM in a cereal box

I don't know how well lemmy sorts by "level of interaction relative to number of subscribers". For instance on r/all, you'd see a post with 15 upvotes on r/really-specific-thing-from-the-town-i-live-in-with-500-subs right next to a r/askreddit thread with 30k upvotes. In order to see smaller communities, it seems like I have to be on new or hot, but it never seems to make its way up to active.

Honestly if money has to be a part of it I would rather just pay some instance maintainer a monthly/yearly fee.

Well nothing probably. I think Instagram collects as much as threads does. My point was just that if you're only on lemmy or mastodon or whatever, you won't have to worry about the data they're collecting from their own users.

I started just taping over the lights of anything in my bedroom. I figure if it also makes a goofy noise when it turns on, thats how I know its frickin' on.

I've seen so many people that want to defederate from Threads because they're scared it will get their personal data somehow. Just goes to show that not a lot of people understand how this technology works yet. The only data threads will see is the stuff you post publicly.