Like many, I've been re-trying Mastodon and can be found via @[email protected] (alias to @[email protected]). So far I'm finding it a lot more usable than my initial attempt many moons ago.
Here is how #platforms die: first, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves. Then, they die. 1/
When millionaires talk about risk, personal financial risk even, they donโt mean it like the rest of us understand. They wonโt be destitute if that โrisky playโ doesnโt pan out. They wonโt be unable to feed their kids or be homeless. They have a large backstop and always did.
@sogrady Excellent and well reasoned summary, and while I want something else to be successful and thereโs some good in Mastodon, it is definitely early for anyone not willing to put in some extra effort.
Hard to wrap my head around the type of person who traumatizes children and parents by faking the very real threat of gun violence at their schools to...what? have a laugh? make a point? Whichever it is, that person is unquestionably an a-hole.
https://t.co/7PKEuw17aQ
Itโs as though we donโt have decades of learning how to run effective engineering orgs. Hint: it doesnโt include mandatory buts-in-seats time nor overloaded line managers.
Rewatching DS9 and came to the realization that R voters are like the Ferengi โ Rom says: "You don't understand. Ferengi workers don't want to stop the exploitation. We want to find a way to become the exploiters." (S04E16 "Bar Association")