@kaia@genmaicha I don't know what your tastes are, but I've come across a few interesting ones. I assume that by “depressing nazi movies” you mean stuff like «Die Welle» or «Das Leben der Anderen» (yeah I know technically neither is actually a nazi movie), but I've seen some interesting stuff coming from Germany. To quote two that have seen much less public success but I thought deserved more:
Knallhart
and
Mädchen Mädchen (this is by the same director as Die Welle IIRC)
@kaia@raccoon fun fact: my father had his homemade sparkly wine phase too, and in the first experiment he got the dosage wrong, with effects similar to this one. Interesting way to paint the kitchen
@tchauhan@aral there's plenty more in the Fediverse other than Mastodon, people can switch to different server software without abandoning anything. It's the power of the Fediverse. If anything, this is one more reason why there should be a stronger push to move away from the Mastodon “branding”
Imagine if you could comment on Instagram from Twitter, or like a YouTube video from Facebook or Reddit.
This is what the Fediverse allows with its counterparts (Pixelfed for photo sharing, Mastodon and other platforms like Misskey or Akkoma for microblogs, PeerTube for videos, Friendica in place of Facebook, Lemmy and kbin for link sharing.)
@hannu_ikonen@scottsantens the problem is that it makes the labor market more free, because it makes people less exploitable, and capitalists don't actually like the free market