I read it in this song’s rhythm lol

I agree that reddit sucks but why do you think it’s not anime friendly?

There’s this Norwegian metal band called Kvelertak and I absolutely love their sound, but have no idea what the lyrics are about as I don’t speak the language.

I think your fundamental misunderstanding is how many people just scroll, lurk and at most comment. Let’s call those passive users. They are many and therefore worth catering to. Reddit, especially the big subreddits, are engagement generators. Their point is not to answer the questions that you as an individual might have. Their point is to maximize engagement. Providing the kind of content that keeps thousands of passive users engaged in the app has more monetary value than letting you as an individual post your personal question. So it’s geared towards letting users with a solid track record of creating engagement post easily, while being careful with users who don’t have that track record.

You can see this in supermarkets too. Hundred different types of sweets but if I simply want nuts roasted without oil, I’m out of luck? Why? Because there’s orders of magnitude more people who will buy stuff without reading the ingredients. The people who care about not having oil added to their nuts are so relatively few that they’re not worth catering to by a mass-appealing supermarket.

At least those are my theories, not that I have any inside knowledge.

Yeah, what the fisting enthusiast said. It’ll be fine.

Interesting observation. Can you give an example where this is relevant?

Stay out of my territory.

She’s fallen hard for me, I can see it in her eyes. She acts just like a nurse with all the other guys.

It’s the picture from the original post with the lyrics:

The hero of the Gods The crossing of the threshold The belly of the whale Refusal of return Hollow eyes Dry pale legs Howling on Thru fields and graves

Indeed

Is this AI generated? It’s reached a point where I cannot even tell anymore.

Just noticed I used “strongly” three times in the post. Gonna need to find new adverbs.

I think this is a very valid question. Sometimes the grass really is greener on the other side.

I like it here in Germany. Laws and social safety are relatively strong. Oftentimes I see an article about some chemical common in food being a cancer risk, and then I research it and see that it is a US-centered article and that the EU already banned the chemical years ago.

Right wing populism is strongly on the rise here though. Racism and LGBTQ-phobia will strongly depend, with smaller villages and regions in East Germany being worse on average.

If you’re a top earner, you most likely won’t get the crazy high salaries here that you might expect from the US (even if accounted for cost of living, childcare etc).

Bureaucracy is annoying.

Rent can be very high depending on the region.

Job market strongly favors German speakers. I heard the Netherlands are more open in that regard. I think this will be your biggest hurdle.

Username checks out?

Exactly

Sorry you have to go through that. Try not to let it get to you, but retain the ability to recognize constructive criticism.

class CountToTen is the perfect example of why I dislike Java.

Ok

To make people aware that lemmy exists in case someone shares. I recommend we all add it to our memes.

In some of these confrontations, ants can adopt ritualized behavior, even governed by certain implicit rules,[1] for example by organizing duels between the most important ants of each colony or choosing a specific location for a battle.

Damn.