So you’re saying there’s a slim chance the underdog can stick around & possibly become what Reddit was meant to be?

& The handful of those of us that make memes for this lost creature should continue to do so?

I always prefer the underdog. Reddit even unbanned me & I’m like “nope, you don’t get to do that. I found a better friend that appreciates me in a more healthy way”

Does the 30 billion also account for allocated resources (such as the incredibly demanding amount of electricity required to run a decent AI for millions if not billions of future doctors and engineers to use to pass exams)?

Does it account for the future losses of creativity & individuality in this cesspool of laziness & greed?

I’d say more than a noticeable spike has already occurred. It’s trending with popular Youtube Streamers & although I have had very little interaction with Linux subreddits or Lemmy instances; the algo feeds me Linux posts constantly. Admittedly, I do enjoy the tech savvy & intelligent. So I guess the algorithm is working, in this case.

Oh, you sweet summer child.

Start by simply looking up “Napster”.

I’m talking about Linux OS overtaking Microsoft OS on the world stage. Aren’t we on the same page? …or are you on stage with Larry Page? Don’t mistake the Stevens for a misconcepted meanin’. It’s all leanin’ towards Linux cleaning up the cynics.

Yo.

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Sorry, I was being a shite.

You delete comments & have an emoji for a username. Go back to Facebook or wherever you belong. We don’t want people like you on the “better internet”

Just turn the printer upside down, dummy!