I have definitely had the reverse experience. Ends up meaning certain positions are off limits, have to be gentle and careful with every thrust. It’s not a great experience for either of you.

This is the feet finder profit model. They’re extremely oversaturated with people who THINK they can make money selling feet pics, which are as much meme as not these days. That being the case, to post on feet finder, you must first pay a one time fee. The fact that it’s a fee and not a subscription or cut of your earnings is really the biggest giveaway

If they take any longer they’ll just lay off the entire dev team immediately after launch. They’re about to lose all their leverage if they don’t act immediately

The heritage foundation has literally been pushing to influence the political leanings of judges since the early 70s, and every single conservative supreme court justice has ties to them. Conservatives and corporations have been working on this for decades

Well yeah, the Powell memo set the conservative strategies for convincing working class individuals that they’re investors and it was in their best interest to support pro-corporate legislation back in the 70s

Bury the beans out back, in case things get really bad

They’ll keep going until it’s above the price of hardware ownership (a lot, these days), but fed in small enough increments that it’s more affordable to the poor

Yeah, Hitler gained popularity having the ever loving shit beat out of him by communists he picked fights with, and then going “look at what these violent communists have done! Something must be done about them!”

No one will be at the office, you say! I hope that nothing terrible happens to the building that is solely corporate property and no human life

Surely nothing bad would happen to data centers and AI companies suddenly left without security guards

I’m sure Minnesotans will be ready to show ICE agents how welcome they are at poling places. Are you?

“Again, nothing sexual.”

Not in this case

They might have already been there, but American oligarchs like Elon, and now the US government pouring money into them is certainly enabling them. They may not be an American import, but they’re being American grown.

With you 100% I think millennials have been taught our whole lives that those at the top will take anything we don’t nail down. We’ll keep nailing things down, continuing with the expectation that the world will continue not to be made for us

I won’t give up until I’m in the ground, but some weeks it’s easier to keep hope in my heart than others. Thanks for spreading the good word

I’ll have fun paying for his before then, though

I recently heard a take of “what boomers don’t understand about millennials and younger generations is that we don’t expect anything good to happen ever again.” I’ve talked to a lot of friends about this and the general consensus is “…yeah” not a single person has disputed it, even a little. When I mentioned this to my dad, he complained that his social security might be reduced in the next few years.

You were right recently, but here in the US, massively increased energy demands by data centers (which in 2026 are using more power globally than all of Canada) are often being driven by sources that would be outright illegal even where they are in the US. Technically allowed by being “temporary” onsite generation.

I’ve really been feeling dismal about this one the last few days.

There WERE laws against this sort of thing. Briefly.