Enshittification has been happening since the early 2010s. It's just finally bad enough that even average people are starting to take notice. Earliest instance I can think of is when Facebook switched to an algo feed and went for endless scrolling rather than friend's feeds and pages. Anything that prioritizes keeping the user on the page longer, rather than quickly delivering information to them. I believe this is about the point silicon valley went from making computer software to making "services" that are designed to extract value from their users.

Live boost from a train running under the San Francisco Bay, 135 ft below sea level. New record? I wonder what the record is for lowest and highest elevation live boosts? 😁 https://fountain.fm/live/Qe2AopcZCj7iA3SJpTnZ

Reminds me of the rule of YouTube tutorials that states you can always skip the first 30% without missing anything.

I've been hearing more about this lately. It's pretty tempting, since I pay for my insurance directly and the subscription is absolutely absurd. It's basically cheaper to just have no insurance and then pay out of pocket when something comes up..

I always hear women complaining about the "male gays" in their day-to-day life. Idk seems kinda bigoted to me

This is sort of my take as well. Altcoiners can really make it rain (and often do) because they get rich off scams. Crypto companies can easily donate millions to whatever they want, just print a few more xrp to cover it.

Is the implication that most of the cloud-based nodes are businesses? I'd always assumed most nodes are run by plebs.

I'd be surprised if this dude has a wife a couple years from now.

Yes, store-bought ghee is crazy! Except at Costco, the jars are huge and the cost is low.

That sounds way too far in the opposite direction. Somewhere in the middle is where people should strive to be.

Is it really cheaper to pay monthly to run a cloud node versus putting AlbyHub on an old beater of a laptop?

I somehow missed the class everyone was part of that taught people that "self-hosting" means "hosting on somebody else's cloud computer". Idk what caused this kind of brain drain.

While this is probably true *generally*, it's more likely that they just host the ads on a different datacenter.

Deep cut