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i know a bunch of people bitch about Reddit moderators weighing too much their hand and sticking too much to the rules, but honestly, I'd rather have that than a subreddit that descends into the awful teenager land of endless memes and frequent reposting of the exact same questions

The webdev thing got so complicated once JavaScript arrived. Hugo was so easy to grasp before it. For .js I needed a node whatever thing and a tool builder. Someone recommended me Yarn, which is supposed to be npm's cool new replacement. but to install Yarn I... need npm

my last political rant for a bit but like isn't it weird that the way some people counter-argument the bigoted anti-immigration sentiment is "oh, but immigration is good because who else is gonna labor in those fucked up jobs nobody wants? Our economy kinda requires foreign slaves!"

Cold take but I think the Hogwarts Legacy boycott actually was successful. In the sense that - at least I believe - that was the cultural moment which cemented the hag as a transphobe. If you talked about the game, whatever your opinion on it, the topic of transphobia would always loom in the bg

reminiscing about one of the most cathartic posts I've ever made on Cohost. It was back when Twitter got blocked in Brazil and I saw someone pissing on the Brazilian govt. I spent the whole day writing up an essay showing the links between Elon musk and an ongoing coup attempt in Brazil

It's frustrating to recruit young people to political militancy because they have a warped perception of how much of the real world is actually being reflected on social media. It is *nice* to have an online presence, it *helps* to advertise online, but posting pics to Instagram isn't activism ffs

So, we all know that the "epic bacon" meme phase of ~2011 was astroturfed to increase the sales of bacon, right? to me it seems a bit naive to portray "brands" only coopting the pineapple thing at the end of the meme cycle. Especially nowadays, they're usually who start it

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should tags be at the beginning or at the end of the post? Like, the title of a given post should already give you the info of what the post is about, right? That's not the function of tags? Tags should be there just for discoverability, correct? So, they'd be at the very end?