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by jeffwask 2y ago
That's the sentiment of a lot of the new people joining.
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Anecdotally, not enough to matter this is a legit phenomenon not an artificial event. Been on BlueSky about a year and in the last month about half of the big accounts I used to follow on Twitter have started showing up in my BlueSky feed.
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Threads never had a chance. No one wanted to hand Meta another community to exploit. I think the big difference this time is I am seeing a critical mass of big accounts start to shift with Major News Orgs, Kelsey Hightower, Emily Freeman, S
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A lot of us didn't jive with the UI/UX of Mastodon
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by jeffwask 2y ago
Incredibly impressed with how this team of 20 has been able to scale with this explosion of growth. Early adopter and it's good to see BlueSky getting competitive in this race.
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And now I'll go cry in a corner, damn I'm getting old.
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I've worked on projects with no product managers. Good luck with that.
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The first 10 are all SEO and AI junk now.
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Having read the Valve handbook, I have faith he built an entity and culture that will survive him. However, Valve's demise would be devastating to gamers like me with 20-year libraries on the platform.
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As a lifelong gamer as long as Valve has existed, in Gaben we trust. He built this empire treating gamers fairly and delivering great product while never exploiting his customers.
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Excellent news, we should see a rapid revitalization of third-party browsers. Allowing the ad delivery network to control browser development was a bad idea from the start.
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> I am starting to wonder if the chorus of 'maybe one org should not be responsible for all this; it is genuinely too important' has a point. I agree this probably needs to be run more professionally but I think the "choru
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by jeffwask 2y ago
For $27 million a year, he should be able to handle a hard question or two.
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They have little onsies now too. That's what we used when my kitten was spaded and it was so much better.
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The stream blacks out; you'll often hear sound, but the picture is just black.
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The result being "you're too insignificant to count' is win but I can't imagine it's a moral booster.
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by jeffwask 2y ago
Good. I'm glad. It was getting ridiculous. My wife and I are gamers. It's what we do to relax we'll often stream a movie or TV show through discord and watch together while tooling around in a game. There was a constant battl
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by jeffwask 2y ago
As someone who had a friend who always had 5-6 nonfunctional mismatched panel type cars spread across their driveway and the frontage of their cul-de-sac I get where people are coming from with this while also hating further encroachment on
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It really ruined watching games for me with the constant talk of odds and gambling right in the broadcast. I thank my lucky stars this happened after I was a teenager/twenty-year-old because having to find a shady bookie that would bre
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by jeffwask 2y ago
I mean look at the shit Disney tried to pull recently saying a park guest couldn't sue after her husband died due to negligence on the parks behalf because they acknowledged D+ subscriber agreement that specified arbitration. https:&#
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That's exactly it, it could have been sitting on a coffee table with kids playing around it. Terrorists bad, governments stooping down to the same level is also bad.
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This is what made them ask why CEO pay has skyrocketed 1,322% since 1978 and CEOs were paid 351 times as much as a typical worker in 2020.
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This was no different than any other terror attack. The person pushing the button had no visibility into who was holding the device and who would be injured in the blast radius. These sorts of attacks have always been possible, and most cou
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I can confirm that. I was playing OnceHuman and was mid-fight when a modal dialog from Steam just grabbed focus.
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by jeffwask 2y ago
Similar experience but with RDS at a non-profit, we were running everything on AWS with SQL Server BYOL and when they yanked support for BYOL on AWS, we were left scrambling. This was in 2017-2018 and they kept getting away with it, from gi
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Produced by the same 5-6 companies regurgitating the same stories and content I've already experienced and telling me I'm wrong for preferring the original. I've been into anime for over a decade and for fans of animation, it
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by jeffwask 2y ago
I miss the days of a searchable internet
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WB patent the Nemesis system which boiled down is "a system where bosses evolve and get strong based on player interaction'. A patent they have pretty much not used and prevented other games from developing similar interactions. P
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My first thought was for $800 million you could found your own startup to write an HRMS and have enough left over for a fleet of super cars.
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I'm not familiar with VW's self-immolation. I usually think of Kodak, AOL, Blackberry.

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