It’s basically a form of shock/surprise humor in most cases; the cropped out bottom text says something absolutely unhinged, or expected, and to read it, you’ll have to try hard
That way, text hits unexpectedly because you can’t “pre-read” the cropped text and get a gist while you start reading the whole thing, creating a suspense when you do read it after you’ve read the rest
Oh shit
Was watching a video of Greg’s economics lately (I didn’t know who he was until a random video), am Dutch, so when he said that the movement of thinking bout wealth tax was gaining traction, I couldn’t verify it, and his confidence was kinda turning me off
But this is very interesting, fucking hell, I didn’t know this. Now let other countries take note of this, so that we can accelerate our own research into this
Do you hear music?
I guess this is a quick meta joke following up on https://lemmy.world/post/37590663
What kind of implementations do you mean? The last time I heard of such a thing (a few years ago), it was fixed within a few hours, and was on a dev instance
Size doesn’t matter imo, especially not between an organically growing distributed user-ran network and a corporate Twitter wannabe who, despite calls of wanting to decentralise, basically have 99% of users on its main instance
What is your point?
He’s trying to add every single bit of gravitas to his order
It’s amazing, tbh, one thing I didn’t expect from this entire situation is that the judiciary starts to really flex their literary and theatrical muscles in their authority, because while most legal business is rote ritual, they take advantage of that with this, and allow their legal opinions and the weight of their urgency to be seen
It gives me a little hope