Does this reflect how the platform is actually doing or do we just like the circlejerk of wishing they would fail? Because everything I’ve seen says Reddit has been completely unaffected by the changes made and they’re still getting more user signups, engagements and interaction/posts than ever.

Tik Tok also seems to be growing strong.

Twitter is a genuine laughing stalk and is pulling major shit…but everyone still seems to be using it regularly.

I’ve been trying my very best to get Plex to a high WAF, but it fucks up constantly.

I get this constantly:

That is beyond the capabilities of normies.

My wife would agree with this:

And I’ve got Plex running on an always on NAS.

They’ve been bullied and fat-shamed their whole lives and they’ve had enough.

I don’t understand. I’m at a loss here.

This is such an insightful way to articulate the issue. The conversation mostly revolves around individuals (“men are bad”). This is one of the few times that men are talked about in a way that acknowledges the system at play, that they are a product of an environment and society that has shaped them a certain way.

I’ve lost the podcast source that talked about “there is no good way to be a man currently”. Even for someone who wants to be a better man, there aren’t role models or celebrations of " good manliness". There’s no positive road map, only a list of “don’ts” and stereotypes to avoid.

Credulous is the word.

Under the guise of objectivity he gives all fringe opinions equal significance.

Edit: here’s a good explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZAQYI_hYp0

Linux

Reddit bad

Am I doing it right?

She isn’t going to order her own meatballs and is going to pick off his plate. He wanted to make sure he got to eat his fill before sharing.