For the rest of the country, it would be Quebec

https://youtu.be/EjY897CCu4g?si=6-HnlIE3-njC4w7z

Have fun

Russia invading Ukraine is bad for the entirety of Europe and the western world, it’s not just “US interests”.

They had that before but it kept getting vandalized

I get that people could be more curious about their cars, but hiding an emergency release like some kind of hidden book on Hogwarts that you have to yank on seems like a dumb idea. Car doors have established design language, and if you break that design language it has to be pretty fucking obvious how to do the action your users were trained to do.

Tipping

Holdup, why is this being posted on movies and film??

Also just people initially drawn in by fomo but unable to purge their Reddit addiction (me)

That’s that og Reddit spirit I crave

If you haven’t already, playing Black-Mesa -> Half-Life 2 -> both Episode 1 & 2 are the perfect examples of what you describe. So many details and stories in all the levels, and you are just a guy passing through

I feel like I have seen more conversations on Lemmy about Reddit than original content

I don’t actually think it’s got much to do with having a phone app or not. I see what you are saying with the medium being the message, but I don’t think the “medium” is phones or computers.

You’re right about the medium being the message though, it’s just that the medium is a nerdy federated social media. Right now we are in the first or second big wave of new users. Not quite the nerdiest of the nerds who would have been using Lemmy since the beginning, but we are getting the “early adopters” and the people willing to go out on a limb to try something new. These are the kinds of people who are likely to interact with a community in a positive way, because they are already investing themselves into something before it is established.

I am using a phone app to write this message right now, it was really easy and accessible for me to login and get to grips with the UI. There are loads of people just like me, in fact I would be willing to bet Lenny is being used by 80% mobile users. It’s just how we communicate with the world these days. Very few people browse social medias on a computer.