If you’re here, there’s still hope for the internet
Don’t let it fall
There’s no runoff If I remember, all your votes are tallied instantly, so you rank them the same if you feel the same towards them
That’s pretty much star voting, except you can give candidates the same ranking
I’d rather a strange human sleep with me than a dog
Many journalists seem to think twitter is the whole internet. When trump left, so did coverage of his posts. I don’t know if it’s overall a bad thing. This article argues you should look at what he says so as to not let it fade in the background, but trump is a very much “all attention is good attention” type of guy
Didn’t cause me any trouble either
I was thinking more of my stomach rumbling at random times
They don’t think they’re the arbitrer of scraping dumbass, this is a service they’re selling to websites who don’t want AI scrapers taking adnatage of them.
Do you want it to be?
Honestly this election is clearly taking a toll on him, and in four more years that unhealthy lifestyle might have caught up with him
That’s only half the article
Since forever. It’s very slow, I’m still not sure replying is actually in the spec or email clients fake it with Re: and then force you to quote the entire history of the conversation back and forth. Also very easy to break if you don’t like the Re: or something. People are constantly replying to the wrong person or persons, sometimes even to themselves. You have weirdly named fields “cc” and “bcc” that are present all the even though I use them like 4x and 1x a year, respectively. You can’t unsend or delete emails.
And all this is before I get into doing git or calendars over email.
Email is in fact one of the reasons I’m not sure I want the fediverse to succeed right now, because then all the faults of activitypub will be forced on us for centuries, like they are with email.
Will it actually save all that much?
From the abstract of the actual study
We find that most studies to date suggest a fairly modest impact of minimum wages on jobs: the median OWE estimate of 72 studies published in academic journals is -0.13, which suggests that only around 13 percent of the potential earnings gains from minimum wage increases are offset due to associated job losses. Estimates published since 2010 tend to be closer to zero.
what the hell are you doing that you keep being banned from discord?
Not quite, Ohio is where the weird or broken things come from
Simple, just get into cbt