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So now we know who Huffman wants to be when he grows up. Muskrat. And that wraps up the show for today folks. Time to pull the plug on Reddit.

These kind of unsolicited reports from users prove a really important point, and one that Spez and company would prefer to ignore. If you have good enough content people will pay for an ad-free experience.

Seems to me that rich people, especially obnoxious rich people, don't get to see very many people behaving as they naturally would. If you are not impressed by their money then you probably ignore and avoid. If you are then you are fake nice. I doubt that they get a very realistic take on what people in general really think.

Maybe they could build a bot to do it. It wouldn't work but it might be funny to watch.

I would strongly suspect that if the Israelis have permission to sell this system from their government you can take it as a given that the Israeli military knows how to circumvent what it does. But Israel is not causing problems for Germany, and it's unlikely that they will.

I had a friend who was from Louisiana. This was a commonly used phrase there.

Movement is good. She's a moron and a Trump appointee. I was hoping she would recuse herself.

Let them eat cake...

Does a CEO really understand how the products that his company makes operate at the nuts and bolts scale? To me this sounds like if the CEO of GM was discussing the merits and deficits of a limited slip differential. If they know anything about it they know what some engineers dumbed down enough for him to grasp it.

I agree. I came over to check it out, like what I have found and I'm going to stay. Don't miss the ads and the bots, this is a pretty cool place. If it were possible to send some sort of larger message to the money people at reddit, great. If they still keep doing what they were already doing, whatever. I'm glad I found this place.

I am new to the fediverse concept. Is Squabbles part of the fediverse?

I like the idea of a kbin app, but I wonder if it's just because I'm so used to everything having its own app. I got the jerboa app and tried to use Lemmy. It was so busy that I couldn't get anything to work. So I ended up on kbin. I like it, at least so far. Accessing it through a browser works, but maybe it would be better to have an app tailored to it. Either way I don't think I'm going back to reddit.