Are we just going to ignore all the jobs that were lost when the economy crashed? Not just in the U.S. either.

All because there was an inordinate amount of really bad housing loans that banks KNEW were bad, and just continued to give the loans out.

If you’d like to learn more about this, Inside Job is a great documentary about this.

What are the odds of incoming drama in this post about tankies? I’ll say -110.

This is the next Black Mirror episode for sure

Tiktaalik say, do push-up.

I’ve lived In rural areas in the U.S. all my life. Internet is always atrocious because the only ones that provide services out those ways know that they have no competition.

Luckily, I’ve had a great company come in and now have fantastic internet after they set up the infrastructure, but I still think about those days I had to use Windstream.

Shoe me once, Shoe on you.

I got pizza once. Turns out thin crust is not very popular

That’s some great context. My analogy was more in terms of the popularity of Digg, which now goes to Reddit.

I’m not sure if you’re asking what it is, but it was the reddit before reddit.

That’s an interesting perspective, but I’m not really asking about Reddit. I’m wondering about how Lemmy can grow on its own

Will Google searches eventually link to lemmy? I don’t really know how this site works, but I would assume that could grow the site more than anything else would.