Patariki

I believe this is a problem of the fediverse in general. If you go to the reddit website, you'll see instantly what it's all about. Compare that to lemmy where you're immediately overwhelmed with technicalities and prompted to join a server before you actually get access to lemmy. Open source stuff is great but it often has a lack of user friendliness/ experience.

He has looked like that far before trump meant something outside of the US.

Also a cheesy one to level: each hit with a silenced automatic weapon counts as a sneak attack as long as your not full detected, rapidly filling the challenge for sneak.

For the Netherlands, Urk. Which I always thought sounds aptly like orc.

Ah ofcourse, i read that wrong. Im not a native english speaker. Its still monstrous though.

To put that in perspective: If he did that to 1 kid every day of the year, he would need 548 years before reaching that number. What a monster

To put that in perspective: If he did that to 1 kid every day of the year, he would need 548 years before reaching that number. What a monster

I actually do use some of those. Having said that, it's not jus the consumers who have to use the alternatives, but also the creators. Like I said people are on YouTube for the content creators, not for YouTube itself. And the consumerbase on those alternatives is just too small to make them a VIABLE alternative. Hence why you see so many creators on nebula also on YouTube.

We're not on YouTube because of the companie or its service, but for the people who create content on that platform. The problem is there isn't a viable alternative for either creator or consumer, which basically makes YouTube a monopoly.

It's more like great ideas, poor execution. But i also think if a movieseries has 1 or 2 great entries, the other films in the series are judged more harshly even if they are still ok, just not great

Row row row your boat...