"we organized to all quit at the same time"

"Noooooo! Not like that! 😭😭😭"

Great way to lose all the best people at your company in a totally uncontrolled manner.

Then you've only been to one type. There are family friendly shows that are no different content wise from taking your kid to see a face character actor at Disneyland.

If anything, God made alcohol incredibly prevalent and easy to discover and produce

Stop buying HP. Seriously what the hell is wrong with people?

You could know absolutely everything about building computers and still know absolutely nothing about sim racing rigs. Knowing some domains doesn't make you an expert at all domains. He could reach out to an expert for areas he's not familiar with but he's more concerned about clickbait and shitting out videos as quickly as possible.

I learned about Lemmy by finding a Reddit alternatives post on Reddit. People need to find out somehow. This can also get covered by blogs and other social media network posts. I think the net effect will cause more people to find out about Lemmy and leave Reddit, so it's a temporary one off engagement that leads to much more disengagement from users who leave after finding an equivalent alternative.

The standard of living for the vast majority is better but the anxiety of being on the edge of losing it is as high as it has ever been.

Do all that and a single cruise ship will undo it in about 3 second

Non compete clauses are illegal in California.

It's dumb that they're not illegal everywhere but Twitter and Facebook are both located there.

I like it but can't wait until we stop talking about Reddit

They say it's pointless because it's archived on other sites. The point is that Reddit specifically can't profit off it