• @[email protected]
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    310 months ago

    It’s also why so many of the memes are boomer memes. I’m sorry, but a lot of the Linux userbase are 40+. I’m close to that myself, so I’m not criticizing or saying millennials shouldn’t be welcome, I’m just saying we also need an infusion of younger people here to keep things fresh and make sure the stale stuff gets tossed into the garbage where it belongs.

    • R0cket_M00se
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      510 months ago

      Oh there’s plenty of kids, who else would be legitimately convinced that the USSR was a good place? Lol

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        310 months ago

        …will I get called a nutjob if I say intentionally nefarious agents possibly aligned with certain governments and institutions?

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          210 months ago

          I mean it’s possible, but we don’t have the population to really support the effort IMO. That kind of stuff usually sticks to the places it can get the most eyeballs and the quarter of a million lemmy users ain’t the place.

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            210 months ago

            I think you’re underestimated how widespread, advanced, and insidious those efforts are, tbh

            • R0cket_M00se
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              310 months ago

              I think you believe lemmy is larger and more important than it is.

              There’s a reason everyday people don’t get hacked, because bad actors aren’t seeking out bill and his $1740 bank account, they’re going after Microsoft or coca cola.

              Russian bots? Sure. On reddit. With millions of people. Not lemmy with like 15 comments and a few hundred upvotes.