As you established that is not true, however you can add some of that carbon from some body and add it to the iron from the blood of 400 other human bodies so you can forge one nice sword.

always had this question as a kid

And then went, draw it out, and asked.
I applaud that (and the art), good for you.

(And the good people already provided answers.)

Yeah, we had a class of independent professionals that delivered verified news directly from sauce to the pleb, all on a fixed wage as not to have financial stimulation that would affect the quality or contents of said reporting.

The yes-mandaddy militia.

AND T E A R S
until it’s not even started

You don’t promote good workers, the job description changes with promotion so the previously good worker might not be (as) good anymore.

Good workers with lots of expertise and know-how get more work.

Direct link:
https://doompdf.pages.dev/doom.pdf

(github)

Oh, great reminder, I didn’t donate in a few months, gonna send them a lil Santa coffee gift right now.

Omg I can’t believe they’ll mimic the appearance of a standard graphics card!! What will they think of next?!

(I thought they at least showed the pcb)

Why don’t the more powerful demos simply eat the oligarch?

Yes, so the ease of the whole onboarding process & communities/groups that migrated there.

No arguments on the first one (tho stupid on both sides).

What my brainhole is telling me is that the second argument feels a tad too big seeing how Mastodon basically didn’t grew in the same timeframe. What they call “content” and “community” creation feels driven, the “wave” as you put it.

(But again, this is just imho & ‘a feeling’, I have no sauce, not even that much personal experience)

It’s slightly more than a green(blue?)washed Twatter.

The fact it’s getting such a stellar rise over Mastodon is imho a bit sus - people behind it have coin & reach (political), I’m sure monies are being pumped into the bluesky sensationalization, like influences & media articles.

Twatter has/had a lot of monetization potential & now is even more of a (really incredibly direct) political-tool, there are bound to be interest groups that would benefit from cutting it a bit. But all of them want more monies, so they ofc won’t help fossy things.

Basically.