I guess I personally don’t really see enshitification happening to things with a producer-distribution model. Besides music, there are podcasts, app/play store, and video games which never really went through enshitification where I’m like forced to watch more ads, so it isn’t likely video will either, at least in my opinion.

Amazon prime tried it with adding a lot of ads and people just stopped watching Amazon shows, entirely. Like music, there’s just too much content to watch out there.

It feels like video streaming going the way of audio streaming with more content for the price. Just this merge would greatly increase Netflix’s catalog size. I’m okay with it, personally.

It’s kind of nice for us normies, to be fair.

I mean people are running out of water now, but I don’t think there are many ghost towns, yet.

I don’t think it will happen within 30 years, but for sure, with climate change a lot of places where it was possible to get water will no longer be able to get access to it easily.

It’s a noticeable recent change for the worse. It’s hard to find anything interesting there anymore. Is just the same bot-reposted content. And number of the comments seem AI-generated too.

Oh, so the poster is upset that the person who is running a pizza-only app isn’t also getting their salad offers.

PixelFed never claimed to be selling pizzas (images) and salads (text). Just pizzas right?

Probably not, at least not until there is coverage in multiple reliable secondary sources. Wikipedia generally doesn’t include trivia.

I think kids are singing it because it’s a joke. Another one is “What’s diddy blud doing on the calculator? It’s blud Einstein.”

I just do what the physician recommends at my annual physical. Usually, it’s just bloodwork.

What is this referring to? I had my yearly physical, already.

I don’t know about feeling like an adult, but I don’t feel like a kid, that’s for sure.

It doesn’t actually exist in real life. It’s AI.

Honestly I would. Like I wouldn’t hesitate to kill patient zero of a world ending disease.

I looked a few things up… and you aren’t wrong. It relies on primary sources way too much.

The first thing I noticed about grokipedia is that it doesn’t do a good job at qualifying the strength of sources.

I’m glad the Democratic lawmakers are not pulling a Fetterman. If the Democratic lawmakers always vote Republican, why even vote for them in the first place?

I feel like this is backfiring for Republicans. No one sees them as honest anymore.

I mean, it feels like Repubilicans have gone too far on this one. It’s just becoming noise. No one believes the Republicans anymore. Someone neutral could ask, “If you want the Democrats to vote for it, what did you do to get their vote?” And the response would be, “Nothing.”