Everquest. Can't believe it was easy to get back into after 20+ years away.
Waiting on the balut comment... 🤢🤮
There was a show on this... I didn't know I was pregnant
I like to switch RSS apps on the phone a lot because I can't stick with one, and none of them are perfect
Love FreshRSS. It really is something that I didn't know I needed. I often switch RSS apps, and it allows for seemless transitions.
Been tweaking this for a couple months
Widgets: combo of KWGT and group icons from pixel
Icons: Icon Pack Studio
Are you sure it wasn't sociopath? It does take a certain amount of decision-making lacking empathy or remorse.
Yeah, I'd argue that the project can be good and not widely used. Do you think that there are projects with real use case and are great open source software and not widely used because its buried under the *s?
It could be a relatively inexpensive way for niche marketing. Especially if the developer has a payment option with the software. Probably a decent way to get the software out in the open for profitability, no?
This doesn't surprise me at all... Just like bots in games. Selling a service that benefits another. Its shady, but definitely believable.
Also, what if this is an actual viable way to "market" for an open source project?
This will continue because of cowardice, unfortunately. Integrity is one of the only things that separates moral and ethical action. In the moment, groupthink/mob mentality/group mentality led to conformity which is exactly what happened, and is an extreme form of pressure. Regardless of the action/inaction in the moment, integrity was challenged and defeated. One of the only ways this will change is something that will probably not happen due to conformism within the system. You lived how hard it was... your integrity was challenged, and ultimately inaction was the choice that was made resulting in net zero integrity.
As everything in hindsight reveals the truth, the inaction feeds conformity. If it's never challenged, then it evolves into a "norm."
It is, right? I found it here.
It is fascinating because of how small (relatively) the community is on Lemmy.
Yes, objectively. I wasn't intending for that message to be in question.
Having tried all three, its a stark difference in how much more social Lemmy is comparatively. Its not even close. Almost all posts I've encountered on lemmy have interaction; whereas, more often than not, posts on the other two platforms have no interaction. Wonder what the driving factor is behind this difference?
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