Casey Ho

@caseyho.com

a human being. Probably 💾 data tools: skeetbeaver.pages.dev

More data showing that 85%+ of accounts just read/lurk. This is important because it means that very active fake accounts (often hundreds of accounts controlled by one person or organization) can easily dominate conversations, creating the illusion of consensus or popularity. 1/2

Ozgur Can Seckin@ozgurcanseckin.bsky.social · 2y ago

Despite initial bursts and declines in total and average activity, Bluesky achieved a stable level of daily engagement, with around 15% active users after the US Elections, matching inactivity rates on X/Twitter (~85% lurkers).

restaurant profit margins are thin enough, but any restaurants that heavily feature coconut milk, fish sauce, gochujang, teff, berebere, cumin, sichuan pepper, avocado, black vinegar, chili crisp oil, cardamom, tamarind, or soy sauce are in for a world of pain

Earlier today, someone created a massive network of empty Bluesky accounts with repetitive biographies such as "Ireland based, interested in travel", "Netherlands based, interested in fashion", "Turkey based, interested in technology", and so on. Thus far, the purpose of these accounts is unclear.

screenshots of bluesky accounts with repeated biographies: "Ireland based, interested in travel", "Netherlands based, interested in fashion", "Turkey based, interested in technology", and "United Kingdom based, interested in coding"

There's a small but growing number of people online who constantly do the "Place, Japan" meme but for China, and while it's nowhere near as much of a problem as Sinophobia, it's still obnoxious whenever it comes up, and is oftentimes more than a little Orientalist

5 foot Home Depot skeleton@redderbeanpaste.bsky.social · 2y ago

Most if not all labor unions in China are company unions and largely will bow to management. This is something some Americans don’t care about when they make up shit about China to feel better about themselves

PSA: Revoke any app passwords you have on your account that you aren't using. It's always a good idea to do so immediately once you're done with the service that used the app password.

rahaeli@rahaeli.bsky.social · 2y ago

#BadActorBingo heads up: it looks like there's a tool out there that people had previously authorized on their accounts that has now been compromised and is being used for malicious purposes.

I'm going end-user mode. never reading a single piece of UI text. only clicking the buttons that light up. immediately dismissing the modal dialogs that get in the way. living in the moment.