And now job boards are full of ads for ‘salesforce developers’ that pay ridiculous amounts because nobody really wants to work on salesforce.

You don’t have time to be depressed when you’re trying to fix xorg.conf. (yeah, I know, super dated reference, Linux is actually so good these days I can’t find an equivalent joke).

The reason is probably that too many people got caught liking questionable content through the likes page.

Yeah, Musk bought the wrong company.

SBF, Holmes, that woman that faked having 30m users on her platform, etc. And Trump never fooled most people, he’s been known to be a con man since the 80s to anyone that’s been paying attention.

Once he’ll start losing investors’ money his lies will catch up to him. Nobody’s asking questions as long as line goes up.

It wasn’t mentioned in the summary on top, I assumed there wasn’t anything extra in the article.

Yeah, that’s definitely more the council’s responsibility then (or those vandals, if they find them).

Presumably the road to the bridge would’ve been blocked off with signs and stuf? Is there any information about whether the signage was inadequate? Doesn’t excuse Google for but updating the map in almost a decade, but it seems either council or the driver have more responsibility here.

I think he just admitted to being a bot himself.

And the writer’s strike shows that the artists don’t get paid anyway if you pay for content, so they can’t even play that card either.

The wear and tear on my furniture is negligible compared to car/bicycle maintenance and public transport costs.

Yep, they’ll extend the shit out of the protocol, and that can take any form. It’ll probably start with cute emoji or gifs that look great in threads but render as some weird code in other clients, and it’ll probably escalate from there until you can’t use the fediverse in anything other than the threads client. After which they’ll turn off federation altogether.