….On the other hand, she's an influencer farming attention. And not in a good way. That cuts a lot of my empathy short.
How the hell is exposing weird shit an evil person says and his bribes to give you hush money "farming attention?" You're victim blaming.
Jesus fucking Christ, your mentality right now is that hush money is okay. You're saying that because she's getting a lot of money she shouldn't complain.
Idk, the only people I know who pay for YouTube premium are a queer couple.
The ads make you gay
The "fediverse" are distributed online social networks using a thing called activity pub. Because they all speak the same protocol they can interact with each other. This is why Mastodon and Lemmy can talk to each other.
BlueSky uses something called AT. AT proto has three things to it where . The pds (I think it's called) is where you can choose to store your data. Relays aggregate those. Then you have to have a way to view it. In activity pub the first two layers are the same thing and we typically call them "instances". Running your own relay for AT is wildly expensive and to my knowledge nobody is doing it because of that. Not enough people use their own pds to store data to even really make it worthwhile. The vast majority of BlueSky users are actually using BlueSky itself. Even if you consider the fediverse to be things doing federation, BlueSky isn't really as federated as they lead you to believe.
Hi, I'm Nicole, but you can call me the fediverse chick!
This meme is not turning it into a men versus women thing. It's mocking people who do by calling them clowns.
It's so crazy to me that ads pay less and subscriptions cost more.
without controversy
Anno 1800 was an Epic exclusive (and Ubisoft's Uplay) for a year on release. It was available for pre order on Steam. I believe people that bought it on Steam prior to the one year exclusivity deal still got it. It was a whole thing though. Definitely would call it a controversy.
Idk, anon could just be extremely anti theist. Aggressively atheist and libertarian are also 4chan stereotypes from the time.
Yes, the "not supported" thing is just their terminology. They could decide to stop pushing them at any time. Though technically they could pull the plug on anything whenever, but they're explicitly saying "we might stop supporting these unsupported Windows 11 installations at any time."
Certs are free through Let's Encrypt (and have been for quite some time now, like a decade). Certs makes people peeking at what you're doing along the route substantially more difficult.