Very much yes.
Dropout and Nebula are making some insanely high quality content, and those are just the two obvious examples that came to my mind. Both also exhibit a more progressive business model and are less capitalistic in their thinking.
I’m sure there are plenty of similar examples.
I am among the aged ones.
Put the center of the compass in NY and it all works.
Treat this as untrustworthy anecdote since I can’t find the reference but I recall seeing an article recently where a few of the key partners have already split off and formed a new firm. I’d expect more like that based on my zero amount of expertise.
+1 now, and that’s for introducing me to the feature.
Surely this soul wrenching image displaying mankind’s inhumanity to innocent children will wake us from our stupor.
It’s worth noting that this is the second time in a few days where I’ve read something and said to myself “that is damn fine community moderation”, lo and behold both cases involved you, @[email protected]. Keep up the great work, accept help from kindred spirits, and don’t let yourself burn out along the way.
Don’t worry, they were left totally unsatisfied.
My only quibble would be to swap “pay” for “invest” which captures both the dynamic of up front expense and expected savings from ending recurring subscription fees. That’s how I look at it. Every penny I put into my own digital sovereignty is an investment that will yield returns both financial and otherwise.
No, I don’t. I think we’re being lulled into believing he isn’t still fucking our shit up just as much as before.
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The highly salient point made by the setup of this joke is totally undermined by the implication that we should be scandalized by the specific second job, rather than the fact of needing one.