That’s true, originally only users that posted or commented were counted as active. Then they changed it to count users who had voted as active, even if they didn’t post or comment.

But I believe that change occured almost one year ago, in March 2024. You can see a big spike of active users at that time. Starting this January we’ve seen some really nice organic growth, although it’s not nearly to the level of the API exodus. We still need more users, but it’s really encouraging to see some solid growth after over a year of stagnation/slow decline.

Wow. Absolute legend

Tbf, Kendrick Lamar is an unbelievably talented musician. Drake is just a lame ass celebrity, you can easily ignore him and be better off.

But Kendrick has made some really fantastic albums. If you’re not into rap than you might not care too much anyway, but he doesn’t belong in the same conversation as Drake, despite their dumb ass feud.

I don’t even like hip-hop that much but Section 80 and Good Kid, M.A.A.D. City are easily among my favorite albums of all time.

Kangaroo Jack

Kangaroo Jack’s premise, trailer, and commercials promise little more than the spectacle of two enthusiastic actors being kicked over and over again by a sassy, computer-animated kangaroo—and, sadly, the film fails to deliver even that.

Feelsbadman

Please link this thread too for context and screenshots.

https://lemmy.world/post/24558150

And give old.reddit link, I can’t even fucking use that shitty UI they have now, it’s so bad.

https://old.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/1i6rp3o/decentralized_social_media_is_the_only

Thanks

Hexbear removes any questions or opinions they don’t agree with. They heavily censor the discussion and consider it a feature of their community.

Other Lemmy servers allow a diversity of thought and opinion. They allow people to question and disagree.

It’s not about sides of the story, it’s the difference between free discussion of individuals versus a standardized party line that cannot be questioned. The former tends to expose the truth, while the latter tends to obfuscate the truth.