And it’s so hard because I want to see threads fail as well. And I’m afraid they both can’t lose, unless fediverse will step up to the mark and build large enough community.
Yeah I did, I don’t know why it kept working but it eventually stopped today. Didn’t really care as same as you I only kept if out of curiosity and for all times sake. Might finally uninstall when Lemmy version will come out.
I know memory is fairly cheap but e.g. there are millions of new videos on youtube everyday, each probably few hundred MBs to few GBs. It all has to take enormous amount of space. Not to mention backups.
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.
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Lemmy Surpasses 1 Million Daily Posts for the First Time (lemmy.world)
Lemmy reached a new milestone yesterday: 1 million posts in a single day (across 1,323 servers)....
repost is sus (feddit.de)
strategy (discuss.tchncs.de)
cat secret (discuss.tchncs.de)
Its true. I Googled it. (lemmy.world)
Me when I get a new sub on the community I just made rule (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
happy Floppa Friday rule 🥰 (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
Until the next app comes along... (lemmy.wtf)
Only legends do it! (lemmy.world)
I am not such Legend ;(
I love my cats (i.imgur.com)
This is what the official Reddit app looks like, by the way (lemmy.world)
cross-posted from: lemmy.world/post/1032247
Unusual sightings (lemmy.world)
Sean Bean (lemmy.kde.social)
Every night (lemmy.world)
rule (lemmy.blahaj.zone)
Big Bean is here (lemmy.ml)
How do social media companies like twitter or youtube not run out of space for posts?
I know memory is fairly cheap but e.g. there are millions of new videos on youtube everyday, each probably few hundred MBs to few GBs. It all has to take enormous amount of space. Not to mention backups.
How to fuck up your children for life - part I. (lemmy.world)
It’s true (i.imgur.com)
Ol’ Musky walked back his bad idea on ratelimiting (i.imgur.com)
The price of a cinema ticket in this day and age. No wonder people aren't going to the cinema anymore. (lemmy.world)
There is no censorship in the west. (lemmy.ml)