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Blood.

Needs crossposted to !foodcrimes@midwest.social

I'm not religious, but this situation really makes me yearn for Hell's fiery maw to open up and claim the cop, the judge, and the "therapist".

May they end up spending eternity as a human centipede. Or better yet, make it a closed loop.

Profit limits of 10-20% across all sorts of essential industries would be good, I think.

Have some kind of progressive tax incentive where if your profit comes in under the limit you get a tax credit, and if your profit is over the limit you pay higher and higher taxes until it's quickly not worth it anymore.

I don't know the details, but some system where responsible businesses are better off overall than exploitative ones...

How did you take away "they were asking about Mastodon" when the question mentioned bluesky first? OP was asking for a comparison of the two, which your link does not provide, putting your answer somewhere between unhelpful and irrelevant.

You keep arguing with people pointing this out as if your response was a complete answer... It seems like you cherry picked the middle of their question and ignored the rest. The more-generous interpretation of this scenario is that your reading comprehension sucks. That's my point.

And if you're really feeling so insulted by my pointing that out,

Dude, grow up.

edit: and it would have taken such a small additional effort to maybe clarify that you were only addressing part of the question instead of dropping a link with no explanation. You could've prevented a lot of confusion by being a little less lazy in your original reply.

It's real dangerous to look at someone seeking legal representation and take that as an implication of guilt.

Not defending Mr Beast at all, I'm sure there is no shortage of actual evidence of wrongdoing

Now this is a real oldie but a goodie. Glad to see that it is mostly unknown from the ratio. Obligatory downvote

Oh no, the author passed away? I remember enjoying this and wanting to check back later when it was more finished.

Yesssssss please regulate the shit out of social media

There might be some question over whether a simple-enough algorithm (such as newest or most voted sort) should be excepted if opted into by the user.

I'd be fine with the defaults being newest-to-oldest or top-score, depending on the type of site.

One more great reason not to use Apple phones.

Tellier was “a shining light every day he graced the halls of Morgan Academy,” school headmaster Bryan Oliver said on Facebook. “He was a student, a friend, an athlete and most important a Christ follower.

Ugh. Really got your priorities in order there, Mr. Oliver

This is a fantastic game. I haven't finished it; I screwed myself over by losing patience and skipping content near the end and wound up stumbling into the final boss so underpowered that I effectively softlocked myself. I should play this through again and stick to a completionist play style.

Looks like "Cube World but actively maintained", could be interesting

I can barely put down Ace Attorney style games. I love experiences where I get to unravel a mystery.

It's also really easy to spend a long time grinding in old school Maple. Just monotonous enough to be soothing, just active enough to keep my attention on it.

Certainly enjoying that her campaign appears clever enough to actually stay ahead of his bullshit so far

Florida Man strikes again...

I recognize them too. It's that person who bemoans everything about themselves and their life, then argues with or dismisses every comment that's offering advice or trying to help. I hope they seek professional help eventually. What is this, the third or fourth account by now?

This is SOLID GOLD holy shit

edit: OKAY I FINISHED THE FIRST CASE ABSOLUTELY PLAY THIS

The scams and shitcoins are likely going to be the loudest because they need to cast a wide net, so it's not too unexpected for those to be the most visible "crypto things" to your average person