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Degeneration of online communitiesLet me start out with this: There are fucking discord servers out there where they have like 27 individual overly-specific rules that are all there to prevent very specific edge-cases not covered by other overly-specific rules, like "move off-topic conversations out of general... -
Canterlot Royal Ballet Academy art seriesA couple years, late at night, I was mindlessly scrolling through DeviantART without realizing that in just a few minutes, I would discover something not just good, not just great, not just amazing, not even 'perfect', but something so good that it feels like it shouldn't even... -
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The Dark Side of Social Mediai'm so done with social media. it's all just a facade, a highlight reel of people's lives that's meant to make us feel inferior. and don't even get me started on the algorithms that control what we see and when. it's like, we're not even in charge of our own feeds anymore. has... -
Alternatives to DiscordThe alternatives to discord is an entire discussion on its own. discord claims to only be a replacement for things like skype and TS3, but I think I've made it clear in my last post that discord replaces much more than that. I will go over a few programs and give some of th...
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secure windows?How do you actually secure windows? Anything I find with my search engine is surface level boomer-tier advice (enable your antivirus, don't click on unknown urls, etc...) Any software recommendations would be nice as well (sandboxing, scanning, spoofing, etc...) I'm using win ... -
the forum fallacyThere is only so much you can say, so much you can laugh at, so much that you can argue over until you have run out of things to post. 4chan is a prime example of it. While the majority of their boards consist of THE current thing, the posters there can only rehash what has al... -
Elections are a great way to diffuse popular anger and prevent civic unrest.People think "I will vote to change this" rather than "I have no voice I will riot/stop paying taxes/occupy the capitol/grab a gun". But elections have the downside of potentially changing things. The best way to mitigate that is to control what information people have access ...
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