If that is the case then how is Lemmy/the Fediverse going to be financially sustainable in the long run?

Just wanted to say that I've been using Voyager pretty much since it launched and I LOVE it. You are doing God's work here and it really is much appreciated. Even though Lemmy is still in its infancy and seems a little empty at times, this app right here makes it feel like home.

Pack your shit, folks. We're going away!

That makes sense, but Wikipedia is one "instance" instead of hundreds. If many instances start depending on donations and you are subscribed to even just a couple of them, donating to every single one could seem a little much, right? Not trying to be negative, just starting to wrap my head around this.

This sounds interesting. I even have a Real-Debrid account but don't know anything about those other two things. Guess I'll be doing some researching tonight.

That's some dystopian shit right there. Holy crap.

Very much reminds me of an album cover by How To Destroy Angels: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_to_Destroy_Angels_(How_to_Destroy_Angels_EP)#/media/File:HTDA_single.jpg

Interesting, never seen something like this. What's the benefit using these?

Well played, Detective

I am actually!

Literally the best one out there. Even though I noticed that they started censoring some releases there (Serum being the obvious one).

Thanks! Just to be clear, this only affects saved comments/posts, so stuff I did not write myself. Everything else seems to be okay, meaning my own comments, posts etc. are saved as actual data.

What a bunch of fucking assholes.

Came here to say this!

Holy shit, 20-25€ is fucking bonkers. I pay 11€ for a 2D screening in an amazing cinema in Germany (big city).

I was hoping to find a reincarnated NewYuzuPiracy here. Thanks for your work, man!

I don't get it. You do that as opposed to ... what? Isn't that the way to do it? You put one sock into the other and then kind of fold them in on themselves.