It seems people have different preferences and there are some millenials that want to watch just funny cat images and don’t mind looking at the less funny cats from time to time. The article we are talking about (do we?) draws shitty conclusions based in shitty data (“people within my bubble”).

I’m mobile so I am much faster scrolling. I guess that’s an important point, most people probably use their smartphones browsing Instagram etc. Also I use Voyager for browsing Lemmy on PC, no reddit for me

I guess as in a shooter for “casual gamers” as opposed to players that spend 10 hours a day to play CS or CoD online (or whatever is popular atm)

I haven’t spoken to very many people about this

Obviously not. I, a millennial prefer the “new” design. I can subscribe to communities and subreddits with already is a good way to filter content. I don’t have to look at everything that gets thrown at me. Also I do not have to be scared there is a hidden ad somewhere inbetween like when using Instagram or whatever.

I also really liked the forums from the bronze age, but those were text-based at the post level, while Lemmy also supports images and links (including thumbnails).

Happy for you. After procrastinating the upgrade to 21 since February I finally did it last week. Nuked my mobile connection, did 3 clean installs with factory resets, only to find out had to switch the preferred network type once to get it working again.

Just wanted to let you know

What’s a “FOCK”?