Some dropoff after initial hype is normal. Now we just continue as usual until reddit pisses people off again.

This is actual progress. I'd love for places to have more green

I mean, after X it looks downright sensible.

I would like to request that we go back to shitposting. My heart cannot handle this on pre-Monday

I mean, we already see small skirmishes here and there.

As long as there are more than two humans left, we'll always find something stupid to argue about

Joke project gets bonsai treatment, production gets one comment in docker compose.

Imagine getting on a flight and the first thing the pilot does is try his very best to assure you that everything is all good.

I mean, a lot of real people do that with prostitutes too.

How can the organ that requires the most blood to run function with a broken heart?

There's liquid soap, you know. Didn't need to shove anything inside anywhere to stay clean.

Look, if I wanted to play human I'd just go outside

My dick feels raw by proxy from all the wank in that post

If they can't tell you what you did wrong, then it's just a stupid power play

They're optimising their idea to grave pipeline.

Engineering vs Marketing

Don't worry too much, Kojima will make a game about it eventually.

Don't get high on your own supply

When you ufw enable but forgot to whitelist port 22

You know what's worse? Calling out to the waiter. Everyone around me hears it.

The waiter doesn't.

Exactly. Chill out. It's not a competition.

Just hang out and enjoy the community.

As someone who got into piracy when torrent was the new kid on the block, yes please!

My clients are set to seed to 5.0 by default, and I sometimes set things I really like to perma seed. I love seeing my upload ticking up and knowing that I'm a contributing member of the swarm.

It really saddened me to see comments in /r/piracy where people complaining about having to seed on private trackers are voted up massively.

The mindset is much more "consumer" than "community" nowadays, it seems. Me, me, me. Mine, mine, mine.

I fully support a mindset where we look beyond ourselves. A love for sharing is what makes a pirate community thrive.