GloriousGouda

This is the only objective point to illustrate. Laws aren’t monolithic across countries. We wouldn’t have countries if they were.

They went full malware.

I think my 11 year old was the most surprising.

Do any of them know what the >word “liberal” actually means?

No. Most barely know what a “word” is.

This reads like a National Lampoons film. Were the Griswold’s present?

“Large swaths of Caucasians usually have a big building in the middle somewhere, with a shitload of other people’s shit.”

It’s an awesome display to visit.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Willamette_Meteorite

The Remains of the day

The Others

Wind River

like a heart-shot elk bounding off into the bushes

This person has some stories, I bet! 😅

That’s a very poor understanding of how laws and regulations are ratified and passed into law. A consumer org can’t just say “hey, don’t do this!” and they just have to stop.

I left about 1.5 years ago. All of the major socials that is. And honestly, in places like this, it felt kinda “empty”. So I’d peek in every once in a while just to see if I could figure out what it is. And it’s all the obviously controlled noise that is attached to every aspect of me using the service(s). Location, device type, browser type, personal demographics, political stuff etc. I deleted everything shortly after that.

It was the noise I was missing. Just the garbage and the noise. I don’t think you can fully appreciate how prevalent it is until you don’t have it occupying so much personal real-estate. (time/space/attention)

Wow, so this is what it looks like when a country decides to stand up for it’s people and protects our privacy. Neat.