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10 个月前The original movie stands heads above the sequel, which I think suffered at least in the editing.
Maximilian Overdraft, Esq.
“If you see fraud, and you don’t say fraud, you are a fraud.” N.N. Taleb
Finally, a bio. Here are a list of past and present interests:
#comics #rpgs #sf #physics #literature #environmentalism #music #politics #antideathpenalty #law #photography #computers #film #journalism. Film collector, reader, journaler. #physicalmedia
I’m also a vegetarian/pescatarian of 35 years.
New rule: if you don’t post original stuff, don’t like or comment on something I posted, I may not follow back.
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11·2 年前Hyperliterate in one, semi-literate in two, and a self-taught programmer in three.
That’s an unusual sandwich of a sentence.
A policy is built by informed consent. There has to be a process and a reasoning and human hands who can be held accountable when things aren’t done right. I don’t think any Fedi instances are doing “policy” by that definition. And that’s entirely because they don’t want their users/trolls to use/game the system, I believe.
In my experience, the problem with small instances isn’t content quality or community, it’s moderator/administrator transparency and competency.
I’d be more comfortable with self-hosting my actual data somewhere, and just having an instance or the central store point to my data. I’d want to get to apply rules for who gets access to my data. It would be a lot easier to spin up a small data store with a few tools on it than a full instance.
4·3 年前Not with what we currently have for technology and knowledge. So not in my lifetime will that be a practical option.
@krash I would love that.
They hopefully will also notice how LOW engagement is with ads, and retreat accordingly.
@MicroWave
20% of the layoffs seems low, especially considering 100% of the executive hires are terrible, awful, intentional “mistakes.”