Feel free to join [email protected], even though we mostly discuss organic growth
I made a list below.
I agree with your statement that some of those are definitely rant.
- https://lemmy.world/post/20833745 "What are some things the GOP can do to delay the presidential election certification?"
- https://lemmy.world/post/20685736 "If Republicans have Project 2025. Why don't Democrats have their own guide book?"
- https://lemmy.world/post/20598541 "What does a federal ban on price gouging look like?"
- https://lemmy.world/post/20469782 "If Biden wanted to could he have people kill Trump since he is in office and SCOTUS said it was ok?"
- https://lemmy.world/post/20291266"If Trump loses the election and flees to another country to avoid his sentencing in his (multiple) lawsuits, does the Secret Service have to go with him?"
- https://lemmy.world/post/20118805 Is the RNC and DNC monopolies?
To be fair, I thought there were more, probably because some similar questions are posted to [email protected] as well.
what constitutes “political” topics
I was mostly targeting "US elections", I'll rephrase my post to make it more clear.
Could we consider avoiding US election questions in this community?
Hello everyone,
This community regularly gets questions about the US elections.
This is an important topic, but if there is something that does not lack on Lemmy, it's communities to discuss about politics:
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And many others: https://lemmyverse.net/communities?query=politics
I am personally subscribed to this community to learn general things (the question about the viking funeral legal aspect is a good example), and US elections questions seems to always bring more political debate than knowledge sharing.
What do you all think?
See you in the comments.
Someone should have gotten sued over Kangaroo Jack for deceiving trailer
If you grew up in the early 2000s, you probably saw a trailer for Kangaroo Jack. The trailer gives the impression that the movie is a screwball road trip comedy about two friends and their wacky, talking Kangaroo sidekick. Except it’s not that. It’s an extremely unfunny movie about two idiots escaping the mob. There’s a random kangaroo in it for like 5 minutes and he only talks during a hallucination scene that lasts less than a minute. Turns out, the producers knew that they had a stinker on their hands so they cut the movie to be PG and focus the marketing on the one positive aspect that test audiences responded to, the talking kangaroo, tricking a bunch of families into buying tickets.
What other movies had similar, deceitfully malicious marketing campaigns?
Things you thought a TV show made up but you later found out were actually real
TV shows constantly make stuff up that doesn't reflect reality, so when we see something in a show that doesn't seem real, we naturally assume that it was made up. But sometimes it turns out that the show was actually referencing something or some event from the real world that was real, just not that commonly known, or at least not known to you.
For example, many people first found out about the Tulsa race massacre from the Watchmen TV series, and at first assumed it was an invention of the show. It was a huge indictment on the American education system that such a horrific event was so obscure until then.
So what other things that seemed like they were made up did you later find out were actually real?
Fans and collectors came out in droves to bid on hundreds of costumes, props and items from the hit television series “Game of Thrones.”
How ‘The Penguin’ Star Cristin Milioti Delivers Her Tour-de-Force Performance as Sofia Falcone: ‘I Had the Time of My Life’
"The Penguin" star Cristin Milioti discusses her tour-de-force performance in Episode 4 and how filming in Arkham Asylum felt "like a play."
Gillian Anderson needed distance from 'The X-Files' to see how 'really cool' the show actually was: 'I suddenly got what they were talking about, like, five years after the show ended.'
A girl that can fly in a metal suit, A guy that can fly in a metal suit.
Which ones are those?
Also, you replied to the post, training the algorithm that you’ll engage with Mu$k spam, and even said his name. You now have your filters duking it out with the algorithm.
There is no such algorithm on Lemmy
For Lemmy, it mostly depends on which communities you're subscribed too
I rarely see gaming posts because I'm not looking after this topic.
We are back trying to re-create my Mazda MX-5 in the car building simulation title Automation. The 1.6L engine is ready to go from the first article, but the body and the entire underside of the car needs tackling next! There is no doubt this is...
It gets constantly shoved down your throat.
Is it ? I never noticed it being omnipresent in tech.
I've seen comments in this community mentioning 10-years old children going to that movie with their parents
‘Ready or Not 2’ in the Works With Samara Weaving, Radio Silence Returning
'Ready or Not 2' is in the works with Samara Weaving and Radio Silence reteaming for the sequel of the 2019 film.
The Twelfth Doctor actor looks back fondly on the role.
Not at this moment. Maybe we can set that up? @[email protected]
Interesting
Happy to hear! We are still figuring out how to use rikka, so that will probably happen on that community once we'll have a look at it
Disney and Prime are notoriously bad in the evenings with stuttering and dropping to comically low resolution.
Interesting, I didn't know
With the general enshitiffication of streaming services, I've seen people around me exchanging DVDs of shows like in the old days. Is it something you see too?
Kind of funny to see people physically exchange boxes of DVDs like we used too, but definitely makes sense in our current environment
Yūji Kasai's Super Dragon Ball Heroes: Avatars!! manga series comes to an end and transitions to a new Dragon Ball Super Divers series next issue
Thrustmaster has lifted the covers on its teased new direct drive wheel, now revealed as the "T598", sporting a brand-new type of direct drive motor. The T598 differs from previous direct drive units, including the brand's own T818, in being built around an axial flux motor rather than a radial f
For over fifty years, Francis Ford Coppola has been a towering, and often controversial, figure in American Cinema. His filmography is one of the most
Maybe try turning them on, and see if they are still intrusive to you
Quinta Brunson Explains How Crossover with ‘It’s Always Sunny’ Came Together: ‘It Just Made Sense Immediately’
It was revealed this week that this season's 'Abbott Elementary' will feature a crossover episode with 'It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia.'
