Even a fragment of the infinite is boundless. Hope always endures. 🌌
Only 400 to 700 nanometers, give or take.
This one went over just as I hoped. Haha.
Thank you! This was great to read and to hear the interviews. Congrats to Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania!
“I like the light better when there are no Russian electrons.” 🤣
There wasn’t a source shared, but if this video is legitimate… then that’s pretty rad. If this video is misrepresented though, electricity is still pretty rad. 😁
No need. It’s already proven. And it’s inhabited are tardigrades!
Proof:
Thanks for the parenthetical. I think all clickbait titles should have such qualifiers. It really helps clarify exactly what the article is about.
I’m not sure your comment accurately or fairly represents things.
Narcissism is genuine psychological disorder. Your comment doesn’t explain how he would be one of “the most narcissistic people.”
However, you genuinely made me curious about how many people have been contributing and by how much, so I looked it up on GitHub as you mentioned. There have been 159 contributors. The second most being 210 commits. Dan is the number one contributor at over 10,000 commits!
I can’t know his motivations, only what he shares publicly. I don’t follow PixelFed development closely. I don’t know why he’s trying to do so much at once. And I honestly thought Sup was short for Whatsup.
What I do know is what it’s like to slave for thousands of hours, writing millions of lines of code, trying to manage multiple projects with numerous hands in it, ridiculous deadlines, and with customers and users quick to criticize without truly understanding everything entailed in such projects.
Perhaps I’m honestly ignorant and he really is someone to loath. So far though, PixelFed has been a gem that connects me with a lot of beauty. I personally know loathsome humans. There’s plenty more in the news daily.
This Forbes article though? It’s doing something really good for the Fediverse. It’s highlighting the need for funding projects like these. And, yeah, it mentions Dan because he’s the one who got these projects of the ground and has done nearly all the bleeding and sweating for it.
I get the concerns and fears, but I’m not sure there is reason think we’re there yet.
I guess I’m just grateful.
I do. I need it.
Just kidding. I’d be fine with 39 million.
It’s easy to raise rates when the competition is doing the same and people keep paying for it.
Don’t worry, things will get disrupted eventually and we won’t even remember what Netflix was. And they themselves won’t care because the C-Suite executives will be rolling in millions upon millions which is the end goal for these companies anyway.
So what I hear you saying is that even less people are profiting off of the massive returns. Got it.
Exactly. The content we pay for can’t even be consumed properly. It’s forced to be done within very specific confines. When you think you own media or software, that company simply changes its terms and you’re out money and the content. It’s all ridiculous.
I’ve been cutting services over time and Netflix is on the chopping block now. It gets so tiring when one is trying to do things legally.
Someone has to think of the shareholders. Regular and persistent profits aren’t enough. Must make more moar MOWER! 🤑
Har har.