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Mastodon actually has 407K+ more monthly users than it thought
X (twitter): "Oh shit, most of our users are bots."
Mastodon: "Oh shit, we have a bunch of extra users."
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Mastodon actually has 407K+ more monthly users than it thought
X (twitter): "Oh shit, most of our users are bots."
Mastodon: "Oh shit, we have a bunch of extra users."
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Grandfathered YouTube Premium users will see price increase in January
That's not what Grandfathered means. Basically, original subscribers are being forced onto a new contract.
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HP Smart app mysteriously appears on non-HP Windows PCs | Microsoft is investigating
'Microsoft, the company that allowed the app to bypass its gatekeepers, was surprised by getting caught in the act and now promises to come up with an excuse that shifts the blame away from them as soon as possible.'
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wtf is this?
We've had 1st-factor authentication, but what about 2nd-factor?
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This looks shopped.
I can tell by the pixels and by having seen quite a few shops in my days.
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Steve Jobs Rigged The First iPhone Demo By Faking Full Signal Strength And Secretly Swapping Devices Because Of Fragile Prototypes And Bug-Riddled Software
Calling the stage units prototypes is being nice. The reality was that at that point the iPhone had barely gotten to a proof of concept stage. Months before this event, the developers were still using a giant desktop tower to simulate the phone's hardware.
That the photos of the phone were real and not concept art, that the stage units weren't just unusable rubber dummies was a magic trick itself.
When the developers revealed years later that the iPhone presentation (just the presentation, not even the actual launch) was a make or break moment for the company, they absolutely were not kidding.
And then they went from "should not even be working" test units to fully functional production units in six months!
Whatever your opinion of Jobs or Apple, credit where credit is due.
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Identity's Kaleidoscope
That feel when you're the only moderator left on a site that hasn't seen its owner in years.
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A bag could massacre a village
That chip has enough spice to BUY a 14th-century peasant.
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Google Removes App That Helps People Boycott Pro-Israel Companies
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When it interferes with the bottom line.
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Mozilla.social sent out a slew of account invites to their waitlist
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"If this is your first night at Mozilla.social... you have to fight."
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Games are awesome too
I have a family, a job I love, and I still play video games.
Believe in yourself.
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Anon buys a weighted blanket
Weighted blankets are used for a number of health reasons.
People who have a lot of stress or struggle falling asleep at night benefit from them as well.
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There's a difference
Beans (Japanese sweets)
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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signs legislation to ban child marriage in Michigan
It.
Wasn't?
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Wayward Birds Explained
Go to where you're appreciated.
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Sass of Nine is the best reason to watch Voyager.
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Christmas morning [Draw_tism]
No, at that age, if you told me I had 42 chicken nuggets all to myself that I could eat whenever I wanted, I would call that a good Christmas present.
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the only game I play everyday
Wakes up and looks at the clock
"Oh, it's only 7:18. Since my alarm is set to 7:20, I'll just shut it off now and let myself rest for a couple of minutes."
opens eyes again
10:45
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Star Trek The Motion Picture's transporter accident gave me nightmares.
Galaxy Quest's transporter accident made me laugh so hard I almost pissed myself.
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Next generation of billionaires collect more wealth from inheritance than from work, says UBS
Water is wet.
The sky is blue.
Yachts are an indefensible source of carbon emissions.