https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intentional_community

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_intentional_communities

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federation_of_Egalitarian_Communities

She quickly discarded the bracelet, thankfully, and I swooped it up and it shall never be seen again.

But we were like… wow. Just… wow.

Oh they were. Because they are us.

Why does it have to be “profitable”??

So it can steal your credentials and hack your accounts! Duh!

I can only get so federect!

This is why we can’t have nice things!

More important than that is how the Black settlement of Seneca Village was siezed through eminent domain, and razed to build Central Park:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seneca_Village

I’m on board. I don’t care what anyone says. I’m gonna give it a chance.

Yeah, I’m really only ever going back to Reddit for comic book movie news and /r/motorsportsreplays because there isn’t a good sub on Lemmy for that yet.

Same! Lemmy definitely feels like early Reddit. Before the mods were gods and before shills and spam and porn were the norm.

Yep. Lemmy is the future of Reddit.

Is it like a grant then?

I’m not all that concerned with ACTUAL privacy/encryption but rather more concerned with lower-level things like stalking, harassment, employers doing research about their employees’ non-work habits, insurance companies, etc.

I’m not talking about doing anything illegal and hiding from authorities who can use forensics on your data. Just general anti-corporate snooping and anti-harassment privacy protection.

Like, I feel more inclined to sign up and use something more like Raddle.me instead of lemmy because the owner of that site has a philosophical mission in favor of privacy.

That’s excellent. What do you do for a living, by the way? Because Lemmy can’t be your day job, obviously!

So Reddit has decided to fight back, eh?

Agreed. No offense intended, but I really don’t want to see furry stuff.

Weird… trying to click on the link and it’s just collapsing the comment.

And that’s so crazy to me, honestly. I remember the days when not a single ISP was willing to host Stormfront, and every website instantly banned anyone who was being a nazi. Now they embrace them.

Exactly. I feel like this is one of those instances of “We’re spending time thinking about whether or not we could, when we should be thinking about whether or not we should.”