Do what comes easy.*

*That’s career advice. If you do what you love for money, you will soon hate it.

+1 for Waterfox

HTMLy is nice.

Exactly, also stop vilifying “advertising” when the cause of advertising is corporations. There would be no advertising without corporations paying for it. It’s like complaining about ashes instead of the fire.

Tell your friends and family not to fall for it then. Ad dicks will come up with something new and equally horrible.

Just gonna put this here…

https://socialfixer.com/

Ah, sh!t, I clicked and gave him traffic. 🤦‍♂️

Agreed, no one in the GOP has the cult of personality thing like Drumpf. The remaining grifters will attack each other in their quest for power like a Humboldt squid feeding frenzy (Google that if you’ve been sleeping too peacefully lately.)

Oreo’s have had all their flavor sucked out of them through enshitification—and to make you eat more to feel satisfied.

Go to any grocery store (like TJ’s) and just buy “Sandwich Cookies.” THEY taste like Oreos used to.

(But, you have to eat them fast as they degrade quickly like actual food, something Oreos isn’t.)

I had no idea how bad it is there now: https://youtu.be/6sPRFvWOBwo ☹️

I told people, he’s just gonna back up the truck and drain this country.

Reminded me of this story about Facebook bots creating their own language: https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/factcheck/2021/07/28/fact-check-facebook-chatbots-werent-shut-down-creating-language/8040006002/

NetNewsWire is open-source, IIRC.

…and couple of failed relationships as an adult.

Yep, my bad. What he said.

Healthcare industry: “Wait, people had $300k just lying around? We gotta raise our prices!”

SocialFixer would help.

Judd Legum, actual journalist who does the legwork.

F these soulless business associations:

For now, the Consumer Healthcare Products Association — which represents medicine makers — wants the products to stay available, saying Americans deserve “the option to choose the products they prefer for self-care.”

Hatton says he and his colleagues disagree: “Our position is that choosing from something that doesn’t work isn’t really a choice.”

It’s because he can’t use his chain saw on anything.