Agreed. It feels like a bunch of people broadcasting to the void with megaphones. Threaded forums are 100x better
Agreed. It feels like a bunch of people broadcasting to the void with megaphones. Threaded forums are 100x better
Non-competes have always seemed dubious at best. And even where they do exist, they have expiration dates.
It’s tough. You’re having a rational response to a difficult future. But there are things you can do to at least help your peace of mind. Take news breaks. Meditate. Reflect on the things you are grateful for.
Now that’s a name I’ve not heard in a long time… a long time
It’s easy to tell from fediverse observer stats that most of the new users aren’t not organic: new accounts is almost a couple orders of magnitude higher than daily active users
What I wonder is: what’s the motivation for these bot network attackers? Is it some script kiddie doing it for lulz? A reddit “nationalist”? Russia and China getting an early start on propaganda tools for the newer platforms?
That’s a great idea
Same here. I had used reddit since 2010 and must have had close to a dozen accounts. I didn’t like too much info piling up under any one account. And I used a local city subreddit a lot.
Use a pseudonym that you don’t use anywhere else and don’t dox yourself in your posts or comments
They can’t keep their story straight. First the protest is “noise” that will “blow over”. Now they’re forcing subs to re-open.
Look, even if the protest “fails”, they stick to the API pricing, and forcefully re-open subs, some things will be obvious and for everyone to see that weren’t before:
Dingo massage / doggy massage