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  • He is the epitome of the Me Generation.

    The "Me" generation is a term referring to the Baby Boomers, especially the second half, in the United States, and the self-involved qualities associated with this generation.[1] The 1970s was dubbed the "Me decade" by writer Tom Wolfe in The "Me" Decade and the Third Great Awakening;[2] Christopher Lasch wrote about the rise of a culture of narcissism among younger baby boomers.[3] The phrase became popular at a time when "self-realization" and "self-fulfillment" were becoming cultural aspirations to which young people supposedly ascribed higher importance than social responsibility.

  • Rule #1

  • The people I know that use BlueSky just wanted Twitter without Musk. It wasn’t much more complicated than that and BlueSky has provided that.

    Adding AI is very Musk-like so I’m not surprised there’s backlash.

  • “That reminds me I still have about 8 grams left. Guess I’ll just eat them all tonight.”

  • Like other commenter said, it’s hard from your perspective to tell the difference.

    Depression is a weird way we evolved to protect ourselves that has gotten out of hand.

    Depression will tell you that you’re undesirable and unlovable. And, if you believe it, it’ll get louder and more insistent. It actually feels safer and safer the more you listen to it. You might not realize it but you will try to stay depressed. Because it feels safe.

    The hard thing to do is to tell Depression to fuck off and to do things in contradiction to the narrative that you are undesirable and unlovable. The more you ignore Depression, the weaker it gets and those negative thoughts and opinions of yourself fade away.

  • No, I didn’t know about those. Thanks, I’ll check that out.

  • Yes. I want All to be just other instances that I’m interested in. Not every available (federated) instance.

  • The only problem with that is not seeing posts from other instances I don’t want to block.

    Maybe it’s just me, but I’d prefer Subscribed to be personally curated communities, Local to be instance curated, and All to be a place to get a broader picture of, well, everything.

    I’d just find it easier/more natural to opt-in to other instance content rather than opt-out.

  • Essentially, yes. I think you still see comments from users on that instance if they comment on a post on an instance that isn’t blocked.

  • Amazing how much they will try to bend reality to their conception rather than the other way around. It’s a mental illness

  • But, if you’re a CEO, and lawyer tells you, “no, the contract is solid. Honor it,” what are you to do? Why, ask an agreeable LLM for an answer that conforms to your world view because, obviously, you’re right because you’re the CEO.

  • I loved Subnautica. I’ve replayed it more than any game I own. I got it for free from Epic (the only way I get games from Epic). I bought it for Switch. I bought Below Zero. The franchise was shaping to be a “here, take my money” deal.

    I don’t want Subnautica 2. I mean, I want a Subnautica 2 not Krafton Subnautica 2.

    I reserve some blame for the original owners/devs. If they hadn’t sold out, if they had followed more of a Hello Games model, they could’ve coasted indefinitely churning out cool games to loyal fans.

  • Huh, turned out he blued himself.

  • My money is on this was made by Barron.

  • Yeah, I’m sure if friends and family will spin up some new consulting companies, suppliers and middle men to soak up the excess.

  • With Ted Cruz standing behind him, menacingly.