No thank you Zuck
this post was submitted on 06 Jul 2023
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Did we all forget the first rule of going online, to never share personal information, especially on a public forum!
Yeah, that would be stupid.
Nothing wrong with sharing your age range, like 25 - 30, 30 - 35, etc.
Oh ok. I'm between -1 and one trillion. π
Hey me too! Birthday buddies!
What are you, a cop?
"Because you have to tell me if you're a cop."
Iβm old enough to know how to use a rotary phone and a paper map
Paper maps... Man
I still remember "be kind please rewind"
I'm the same age as my tongue, and a bit older than my teeth
You're overestimating Mastodon. I'd say both are closely similar in demographics.
Just turned forty, don't work in tech. Yeah, I know I'm the weirdo here.
Though it does seem so far like lemmings act less teenaged than redditors.
I am Β΄ΜΈΝΜΝΜΜΝΜ’Β°ΜΈΜΎΜΜΜΝΜΝ years old.
Seems like the transmission was damaged.
None of the above.
I would actually expect Lemmy to be on the older end - it'll be the older people who remember what social media was like before the term "social media" was a thing.
As old as the universe, baby. I am stardust.
Old enough to have had a computer that ran cassette tapes and drink driving wasnβt illegal
I'm 13