You probably got banned because you referred to it as being from "The Office", when it's originally from "SNL"

Is this the "find out" part?

I think this is the "find out" part.

I just slack off and anyone who has an issue can fuck off.

Not that I frequented Twitter that often, but damned if forcing me to login is going to happen.

I'm not trying to do anything to increase their traffic or numbers.

Is your sorting the same for both (new, hot, top [day, week, month])?

Yeah. And I find myself vacillating between agreeing with and disagreeing with the idea of defederation or partial defederation.

I think it requires enlightened admins to walk the line, which is a challenge. Not knocking the folks that run their respective instances, but they are humans who have their own motivations.

I especially enjoy that, no matter how much he drives the value down, he's always going to owe the full value of the loans.

Free State of Florida, my ass.

I dreamed just the other day that I broke mine.

If you bean, you know.

Where beans?

The swamp is starting to look awfully swampy.

Because the way Threads works is almost seamlessly allowing existing Instagram users to create a Threads account. There is no corollary for Masto or Lemmy or any Fed entities to do something similar.

It's corporate synergy, baby.

I remember the weird hot sauce arms race from a while back where it seemed no one cared about flavor and were just trying to make the most absurdly hot liquids they could.

I'm sure some of those brands are still around, but it seems like people have decided that nuance is ok, too.

Yeah. There's almost no argument to be made, no list of caveats and requirements designed to prevent misuse, that can make a law like this palatable.

One need only look at the US' FISA program to see that the public just won't have it.

I don't love this, but I'm willing to wait if it means not wrecking some kid's chances at a career.

We would also accept "Reject all"

They got so used to the protests that it seems too quiet now.

Yes. There's a lot of projection going on here. While I understand that art allows us to see and project ourselves onto it, I don't believe a movie about a plastic fashion doll is quite the same.

2 week basic training? I'm sure that'll be fine.