For all the hype I barely notice anything new and improved. Tusky still kicks it to the curb/kerb.

• It’s in author’s words.
• It’s not far down in the article.
• I just assumed it was relevant to this audience.
• That’s not heavy editorialising to me.
• It is quoting the article, and I freely admit that.

Fire up the Linux POSSE and it happens all at once!

It’s funny because people describe PowerShell as powerful, but really they mean it’s also a hammer to mash everything with. “Powerfull!”

He is a bit problematic. It always seems to go that way with him too. People were averse to quote toots, and most of his userbase are Twitter refugees that left early because of things like doxxing. But Gargron just toots “nah, I’m happy to add quote toots”. He probably lacks something in the way of caring about what people were attracted to in the first place. Maybe he’s just lumbering thoughtlessly in general - the whole extinct elephant theme in itself.

I thought it was a terrible summary where they missed all the things they were saying that would make me switch to a defederated instance or delete my account. They got one thing which is like magic beans and gave away free airspace to those fuckers!

I was a little surprised too.

Twitter has always been a wasteland of unused accounts. That’s social media.

The writer sounds like a hardcore twitterite that wants something about Twitter back.

It’s the classic restaurant drama about a new chef at your favourite restaurant, and how nobody matches the old chef. It’s a lazy palate problem. You’re addicted to a specific chemistry, and all equivalent chemistry won’t match it no matter how little you try.