They think the sun works like a spot light. I’m not kidding. It’s the dumbest shit

https://wiki.tfes.org/Flat_Earth_-_Frequently_Asked_Questions#How_do_you_explain_day.2Fnight_cycles_and_seasons.3F

In their own gif they need to make the light the sun puts out oblong which makes no fucking sense and there’s no explanation as to why you can’t always see the moon.

It’s so stupid it’s embarrassing to even debunk them.

If anything, God made alcohol incredibly prevalent and easy to discover and produce

They’re not as good, but also like pizza, even bad ramen still tastes good.

How can anyone not like ramen? That’s like not liking pizza

MS is basically getting a ton of equity in exchange for cloud credits. That’s a ridiculously good deal for MS.

This is exactly why some Chinese restaurants have a special Chinese menu that you need to ask for.

How do bus drivers get to the bus?

The standard of living for the vast majority is better but the anxiety of being on the edge of losing it is as high as it has ever been.

People are the best and worst part of existence

Strikers were bombed back in the day by aircrafts. Unionization was won through enduring warfare yet we just gave it away. Shows how powerful unionization is that the elites are completely terrified of it, and that they have surpressed the history of it so few will know how much blood was shed to get it.

But they’re called both in all operating systems. Windows command line has a dir command.

Let this be a lesson to all devs out there. Never do work for corporations for free. Only contribute to FOSS. Devs are the backbone of the internet and before the fediverse there was no outlet for them to work on actually distributed platforms as opposed to libraries and utilities. If you want to do work on a social platform do it on the fediverse where you don’t have some heartless corporation exploiting your free work and not appreciating anything you do.

Reddit should have been paying their own devs to do this themselves. This is literally millions of dollars worth of dev work.

I like it but can’t wait until we stop talking about Reddit

We’re there any early internet standards you were super bullish on at the time that didn’t get picked up? In retrospect, if it had been adopted do you think it would have had the impact you were hoping for