Not financially, but seems really damaging to him psychologically and emotionally. 

Are they really seizing any opportunity if you can’t even use the website? I can’t even use the thing if I wanted to.

That is obviously a problem, but not one that can be solved by Mastodon moderation. 

Isn’t the reason people are worried about such content is because they don’t want to accidently happen upon it? But if you effectively never see it without intentionally searching for it then it is clearly not as big of a problem as people are suggesting. 

Sounds like they will have to lower the prices on their inventory until demand equalizes.

We used to treat internet interactions with extreme caution when I was young, but these days it seems like people use the internet as a natural extension of their personal lives using their real names. People also have little qualms about giving away personally identifiable information.

His mission? Of cheating at video games?

What is the net worth of Justin Beiber?

The whole point of this app is to steal your data and sell it

A very bad deal. “Threads” is just a the fediverse, but instead of being free and without ads it steals all your data and sells it AND will have ads. And it will have access to other fediverse content.

Then stop thinking and talking about him. If this person is genuine in their lack of caring they are doing a horrible job of showing it by drawing so much attention to him. 

A crack? That beam is completely detached and floating at that spot. It’s only held up by the beams to the left and right of it. 

This isn’t about legality. If you want to piss off all your users just because you legally can then be prepared for backlash. An extremely risky move when the site itself has little to no inherent value as it all comes from the users. 

What do you mean by “their” data? It isn’t their data. It’s the users data. Reddit doesn’t actually create any content and is entirely dependent on the goodwill of its users to function. 

Can we just remove Twitch entirely? The whole thing is just cam whores and narcissistic idiots exploiting children.

Instead of bad graphics you get video artifacting and poor compression. 

What would compel schools to even think that is ok? That is the easiest lawsuit ever. 

Kids whining that they can’t make money off of Nintendos intellectual property. 

Whatever it is we can safely say Overwatch 2 is not one of them.

I stopped using Twitter years ago, but I doubt Twitter will die any time soon.