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Agree. Ferrari has had some trademark Ferrari things happening these past races, however, Vasseur does seem to make some changes behind the scenes. Let's see where they'll come out in 24

While I agree, safety considerations will probably get in the way of that. But yeah, at least try to make them smaller again! :)

I don't think they've completely stopped just yet. We're not even halfway through the season. I can see them scale back their efforts significantly tho. But yeah, you're right. Probably the field will close up a bit towards the end of the season. How it'll effect 2024 we don't know. Here's to Merc and Ferrari not shitting the bed again and Aston continuing onwards on their upwards trend.

I doubt that they'll be able to take the fight to RB by the end of the season honestly. RB or Max specifically hasn't really had a reason to show the true pace of their car so far. The difference in race pace is just too big.

Next season could be a different story. Surely Ferrari will also get their shit together, right? :D

VER PER ALO is inevitable.

Charles will have a good start to the weekend, decent Q1 and Q2 and then his engine will blow up in Q3. You heard it here first :D

yeah sure. but for the larger communities like r/funny that's gonna take some leg work. You don't just reopen a 40 million user subreddit without a substantial amount of mods. That's not even thinking about the abysmal state of modding tools and death of modding tools due to API pricing.

That's actually a great point. Haven't really done much posting on reddit for the past couple of years but really enjoy the more intimate feel of lemmy atm. We'll see how it all pans out but I yearn for the old phpbb days of the internet :D

Really curious to see how long the more popular subreddits will remain private. Surely the admin won't just turn them public again without having any mods, right? I kinda would love to see that dumpster fire.

Thanks for the link! Really interesting to see how many already went dark. Can confirm that my frontpage doesn't look anywhere near what is usually looks like.

Das Projekt ist natürlich noch deutlich jünger als Reddit, aber ich denke, dass sich diese Bedienfeinheiten im Laufe der Zeit auch noch geben werden.

Genau das gleiche Gefühl bei mir. Ich schieb es mal auf den "Pioniergeist" der bei so relativ neuen, nicht Mainstreamdingen, herrscht. Wahrscheinlich alles eine Frage der Zeit bis sich dass wieder angleicht, aber hey, lass die Zeit bis dahin genießen!

Totally agree. Scrolling through reddit this morning was different. We'll see how the fediverse will deal with the influx of users that is to be expected in the next two days :)