CaptDust @ CaptDust @sh.itjust.works

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Trump can kick them in the balls and they'll straight face blame Biden.

Perhaps I misunderstood. I thought X angle was to get the larger corpo users to buy in such as Nintendo share function, news orgs that would aggregate tweets, universities that used it for research and such. But I agree regarding reddit, definitely wanted to drive users to their engagement ads.

I agree with everything here, and encourage pre-2023 owners to continue applying the "Elon killed my resale value" bumper stickers to their cars.

For a private voice group, could you use something like mumble? It's still out there, doing voice well.

In the United States war and martial law does not stop the election cycle. There is zero precedent to support this, even Roosevelt had to campaign during WW2. In fact, the constitution is quite clear on the opposite - it perscribes elections must be held, offering no mechanisms for deferment.

No fucking shit. Said this the moment he announced it - the facility was not designed to hold this population, and flying people offshore is crazy expensive. Ignorant plan like all the others, falls apart when grandiose delusion meets reality.

Reddit (and by extension, Lemmy) likely wouldn't exist without Kevin Rose. He both popularized the concept of user driven link aggregators and royally screwed digg during a big redesign, pushing the users to reddit.

Alexis Ohanian is generally considered a "better" cofounder of reddit (or atleast, not spez). I think the two combining forces to relaunch an OG site is newsworthy.

If it's a positive, will remain to be seen. I won't go back to a closed/non-federated platform, personally.

Yes, of course! As long as you make at least $100M a year, all investments will be returned as tax breaks.

Yup, my R representative hasn't held a general town hall since 2016, but people keep voting him in! Must not be much to talk about.

No! See, that's the problem these days - too much regulation!

/s

Back when I needed a job I showed up on a construction site, asked politely, and they put me right straight into operating a crane. Just get out there, pound the pavement, shake some hands. You'll be hired in no time.

This is fucking embarrassing.

Woah, America getting looted - visualized.

Games are doing fine for now, but how much longer will devs and artists continue being treated like disposable tissue before we see the talent pool implode? It doesn't seem to matter what game is built, how well it performs, if it's single player or live service - the layoffs and closures come for everyone.

Feed the emails to grok, summerize, then fire people based off whatever it hallucinates.

I'd like to anecdotally corroborate (also in my home)