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Reply to comment by twovests in Bluesky review by Moonside
I don't have the problem of No Body on Blusky since some of my favorite twitter people quit the service formerly known as Twitter and hang out on Blusky instead. So just from my POV there are people to talk to there. That's true of Twitter for the moment as well but the attrition is real and visible. I mostly just view specific users to see whether there's any updates.
I only use Blusky on my phone so I can't comment on the desktop UX but to me Twitter is weirdly laggy making, e.g., long threads impossible to read without constant reloading and losing your place.
Really my problems with Twitter are the banal ones, the ghost towning, degradation of latency and UX and threats of further downgrades. The political aspects of the enshittefication haven't been enough to stop being a habitual user. I remember taking a month off because I was too compulsive at Twitter, but I am no longer under any threat of that.
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Reply to comment by cute_spider in "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by cute_spider
I read that and The Art of War as a teen just to see them for myself. Tbh the reputation of AoW is kinda incredible. It is an incredible amount of not a business guide. "Hey remember logistics? Don't announce what you're gonna do. This is an actual field of expertise, btw, and the basics really matter."
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Reply to comment by twovests in I feel like I ran out of things to do or say by flabberghaster
The pet-what combo?
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Reply to comment by emma in duolingo's doxxing URL is still available lol by twovests
Motivation is having fun? That's a cover for something. Luckily for society, that green owl is a narc.
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Reply to "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by cute_spider
I've got the opposite attitude. If you read it you'll know what all the self-help authors are ripping off (and a ton of contemporary non-fiction is functionally self-help) and you can be inoculated against the bullshit. If you have a critical, reflective attitude towards reading it, it's all grist to the mill. And Carnegie is a better writer than most in the genre.
I wouldn't be worried about a book ruining you. You're not gonna keep up with bullshit that goes counter to your values anyways, unless you're avoiding something, which is something that a book isn't culpable for.
Tbh I am reading a kinda terrible BDSM guide at the moment and while I find some of it insightful, I find it more useful to understanding what the fuck people on Fetlife are talking about. Like there is a veritable epidemic of One Twue Way on there scattered among the groups and now I got some understanding of it.
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Amazing. That owl is pretty punchable, ngl.
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Remember when it was the hottest of the hot to check your privilege, count the speaking women characters in stories and, like, be aware of things? Well we tried that and things are worse so what happened? Lily Alexandre offers her perspective.
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Basically all Unix command line utilities because they were conceived in the era where typing was the reserve of female secretaries, not real men.
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Hey. I want to get in
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Reply to People like to make fun of RIIR and Rust nerds preaching about why all software should be written in Rust, but ActivityPub evangelists are much worse by nitori
This is to me just like teens who don't understand that Archive of Our Own is, in fact, an archive and not a social media site so it will never have an algorithmic feed.
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Sonic Computer Entertainment is proud to represent their newest console, Sony Dreamstation. The launching titles are set to be Crash the Echidna: My Girlfriend is a Human and Bon Muet, a bildungsvideo game about a teenage French mime who must silently avenge the death of his father by asphyxiation at a Corsican chestnut festival due to falling into a trough while drunk, the trough being in a flagrant violation of the French food service regulations of the 80's.
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It's very striking.
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Reply to It's the fifth grade, your uncle works at Nintendo, and you're absolutely ready to lie to some kids by spilling the beans on the new Nintendo Swtich. Make up your fake rumors here! by twovests
If you make your parents install parental control for Switch you can use it to make naughty calls.
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The Kentaro Miura tribute last time around was genuinely touching and I don't care if that is cringe.
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Cartoon milf porn is not about skill, but heritage.
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Reply to Communism ©️ 1848 Karl Marx by hollyhoppet
No private property, respect my intellectual property.
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Reply to comment by twovests in What's a good postmill dark mode theme by flabberghaster
Yeah it's based on the eponymous Earthbound level. That said, adjusting the background is oneline change. Maybe I'll look into it.
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Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in Reminder for people living in appropriate climates on the northern hemisphere: now is the time to make a fancy dish out of Dandelion Crowns by Moonside
It's a restaurant level dish so some complexity is to be expected. The essential concept is that you can make a superlative vegetable dish with just pan frying dandelion crowns in olive oil and topping them with lemon juice, pepper and salt.
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Reply to *dude who comes from an orange orchard visiting a guy who comes from an apple orchard* you're eating that wrong haha. you're eating the fucking rind. haha. why is the rind so thin? why isn't it juicy? by twovests
I followed an apple orchardist on Twitter and they have some incredibly niche knowledge about varieties. I guess the one thing they'd be bragging about for real would be the vastly better storage capability of apples - there's a newish variety that can be stored up-to a year.
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Reply to comment by Dogmantra in Genre writing, show don't tell, and what actually sells by Moonside
My personal experience has been that a lot of what passes for "show, don't tell" ends up making people write more like movies are shot. Film can't show interiority like prose can, but a lot of middling genre and fan fiction has reaction shots written in prose.
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Reply to comment by voxpoplar in Genre writing, show don't tell, and what actually sells by Moonside
It was the suppliest of days, it was the demandest of days. Savings hardly seemed equal to investments anymore after Larry's wife left him. Divorce was so sudden to him - hadn't he studied enough game theory to foresee the possibility?
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Reply to comment by twovests in Update on Fiber Suppliments by cute_spider_ni_srsly
I definitely agree. Like eating more fiber just generally tends to improve diet quality as you're eating more nutritious foods, like vegetables, fruit and whole grains products are chockfull of valuable nutrients, but it's still a change where you don't need to overhaul all of your diet at once to see the benefit.
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Reply to comment by flabberghaster in Bluesky review by Moonside
Honestly the jank is worse. I experience lots of lag or the app sending me a mile upwards, I got banned for absolutely no reason - I wasn't even beefing with anyone - and there hasn't been any follow back from X since I appealed their decision with their support, users are rate limited now so you can no longer search users' tweets or their likes, media and replies.
I tried to make a new account but couldn't get it to work. It might work now, but at least I can read tweets while banned.