You have no power over me.
You have no power over me.
Ok then, have this comment.
First time I realised it has these initials. Is that on purpose?
I am on Mastodon and use it somewhat regularly (mainly out of interest for/to support the fediverse), but I still don’t quite “get” it. If I want to fill my feed, I can follow users or hashtags. But following users is weird to me because some of their posts might be interesting to me, but then they post about their breakfast or some random topic I don’t care about.
Hashtags are a bit better, but e.g. I follow #berlin, and of course while there’s lots of news, info and discussion about the city, I also get many posts e.g. of travellers saying they just arrived in the city or other random stuff.
I guess it’s just how microblogging works (never used Twitter so this is my first experience with it), but for me it’s all a bit too unfocused. It’s probably just a personality thing though.
Reddit is no longer a safe place for free speech
Friendly reminder of when spez, many years ago, literally just changed a user’s comment, and then went on to not be immediately fired over this insane breach of everything to do with customer relations.
A new colour (visible to humans).
I had this cake for the first time yesterday and it was absolutely fantastic (and there’s some leftovers I will gobble up tonight)!
Wait, even as a child? Where are you from if I may ask?
Very nicely put. This describes my own faith almost to a T.