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It’s getting worse in more ways than one, I wouldn’t argue against that. But getting banned isn’t something I’ve come across. Posts removed or zero engagement on comments? Yes, all the time.

I feel like the way to get banned from /parenting is to bring up anti-natalism or childfree.

I don’t really care about any of these things and I’m also fine being any number of years behind the current tech trends.

Slipknots are ok but I think you may as well do a mean twist and tuck unless the bread is travelling. The knot can go bad* if you share bread with others.

I was thinking that this matrix is missing an accompanying time-chart but I don’t know how to plot the y axis.

I usually binge a specific channel in a new subject then youtube blasts me with whatever they think will engage me the most and it’s always the trashiest content. Big red arrows, all caps, surprised faces, misleading thumbnails.

The entitlement from servers is horrendous.

10-15% and if you don’t like it you can have zero.

Worth mentioning there is a big diff between USA and Canada. US is fucked and I have no comments about tipping there.

I feel like we’re blaming the side that is blaming a side, and there is a lot of blame going around.

Or at least that’s what I did and am trying to avoid doing again.

Lol blame the british

Definitely not that simple. Immigration is good, but you need the physical and social infrastructure to manage it.

Being able to spend money. I don’t know what will happen with farming and other things but the premise is the same as any other form of currency. Provide value, get rewarded, buy stuff.

I don’t think they will be owning anything that’s why I mentioned it feels like a serfdom.

There is still strong anti-crypto sentiment in social media so I’m not surprised to get this type of reply but it does seem charged or emotional rather than curious. Is there something about blockchain or digital currency that makes you angry or irritated?

Interesting idea but it’s still too close to the reddit platform. Looks a lot like reddit gold, except you can take your ‘gold’ elsewhere. This is a cool idea, despite the knee jerk reactions in this thread.

It’s a partial step towards a DAO, but looks rushed, half baked, and done for the wrong reasons. Some reddit profits will trickle into this currency. If they wanted to provide actual benefits instead of just making themselves rich they’d distribute profits to CP holders and allow CP holders some governance roles site-wide instead of being boxed into a community. Serfdom vibes.

Ya it’s a shit idea to go subscription in any situation. You really do not need any kind of ongoing updates/subscription unless the product was built around a subscription model. If it can done mechanically on basic programmable outlets then it can be coded the same way. I would be fine buying a laundry machine, asking my utilities provider what time to run it, and then programming that into the machine manually.

There are cases for it, eg programming a wash to occur when energy demand is low.

In my opinion we should be pursuing technologies to do this that don’t require an internet connection. Even being able to program a schedule into the machine and it can detect if something is in there or not. That would be enough since energy usage follows a relatively consistent plot. These companies don’t give a shit about anything other than coming up with ways to make more money.

Socialism is the thing you’re looking for. And in my opinion, market socialism.

I think I saw this video unless there have been multiple incidents.

I remember them clocking him on the jaw with the first swing, kind of low. It knocked him out of the plastic wrap and he fell to the floor, then the executioner steps over his body and brings the hammer down again. The last hit was out of frame.

Idk I felt like above a certain point karma was just an indication that that person knew how to game the system and play nice with reddit.

I like how it is on lemmy. I feel like downvotes/upvotes prompt conversations. You’re at 47/6 and it doesn’t really matter to me, it just shows that people might not totally agree and then I’m hopeful that they have left a comment.

I think it’s also possible that the voting system on reddit was effective at marginalizing people.

I won’t argue about the science because there’s no argument left for that, but if you think money or technology is a magic formula that will shield us from climate change you’re putting a lot of faith in something with very little certainty.

tldr high paying job, low COL area. Not everyone can work in IT. I’d say most people don’t want to, other than the pay it sucks.

I

• work in IT
• lived at home to save money
• bought a small condo
• no other debts
• therapist
• crazy high COL
• always frugal
• am stressed