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this post was submitted on 07 Aug 2026
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Is this..
A lemmy post sharing a bluesky post that has a screencap of an Instagram post thats a share of a video?
Are we serious?
That post gets around more than Melania.
Ha!
Hahahaha it's true because FLOTUS was a prostitute
The internet is 5 giant websites, and all of them are just screenshots of the other 4
Wait, hold up. Let me screengrab this and post it back in Bluesky.
Worse the post is private unless you login to the site. Down vote this bullshit.
https://witchsky.app/profile/valarmordollars.bsky.social/post/3msgqy34gvc2d
doesnt seem to work
Interesting; swapped the link to one that should. Didn't know Witchsky enforced that still.
yeah, I clicked the link again from the other comment, still the same. No matter to me, I dont gotta see it, but yeah. Its hard to navigate around these sites sometimes.
So I'm looking at a JSON dump of the post. The "link" field in the "video" subobject is a base36 string and it's not obvious how to turn it into a URL
... Of a video that's probably AI anyway?
There's exactly zero percent chance Sam Altman is on any platforms other than as a CEO to push talking points.
Is this your first time on the internet?
Lemmy would be a pretty difficult target to hit for your first time on the internet.
Whoooooosh...
Not really. I get what you’re saying. I was also making a joke.
I fucking hate this about Lemmy, but it’s mostly the noobs from Reddit doing this shit. Lemmy is to EACAPE corporate facism sites not to promote them.
I think the complaint is the turducken nature of how far removed we are from the source. Not the location of sites in general.