Excellent then! Please expose to us your opinion about the tiananmen events. We are listening. Don’t be shy.

You stupid? My comment history is right there.

Edit: Aw. Don’t get butthurt, homie. Lol. Tool.

Oh, look, you have an opinion about tiananmen, what a surprise!

Lol, imagine being criticized for ‘having an opinion’. If that doesn’t tell me all I need to know about you.

So far? Lemmy is filled with Russian shills. I hope we outnumber them soon.

Ah, the good ole everybody challenging the western propaganda narrative against Russia is a secret Putin shill. I can see Reddit is leaking, already.

Cats are the mascot of the Internet. I love dogs too, but they require a lot of maintenance and attention compared to cats. Cats are the most arrogant creatures on Earth, and maybe the only ones that ‘truly’ live out their philosophy of life; of, “I’m better than you, and I know it.”

Privacy pioneer of sorts. He’s my go-to for a lot when it comes to privacy. Highly recommend checking out his books, and podcast too, if you’re interested.

Thanks a lot. I’ve never heard of them. I’ll be sure to check it out.

Looks like I’ve got something new to look into. I never really stopped playing them as I’ve gotten older. They just quit making them like they used to. Times change, unfortunately.

1. Moderation that has a ideologically neutral standard that doesn’t cater to the lowest common denominator of low-effort users, or allow itself to become a mindless echo chamber.

2. Respect for user privacy. Doesn’t punish users who attempt to use the site anonymously and want to protect their data.

3. Doesn’t break user compatibility. The biggest issue that’s turned me off to further engagement, are endless loops when posting comments, that I have to refresh to prepare to re-write the comment again, or visit my profile page to see if it posted. Random errors I also receive when trying to connect to the site.

Currently? None, don’t have time; :(.

All-time? Starcraft. That wasn’t a game to me. That was a philosophy of life back in the day when it was still all the rage in South Korea.

If it doesn’t affect the overall convenience of the user, it certainly doesn’t hurt; and gives you peace of mind.

What’s your browser, idiot?

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Very nice. I’d be willing to guess some people have been reading Michael Bazzell lately.

Firefox Gang, checking in.