@islandinthenet.com Yeah, I had meant to hold off just for general bugs, and until I could see what 32bit apps I still had on my system. But you’ve given me a whole bunch more reasons to wait! Thank you for all the posts you’ve made about this!
Sorry to hear that Khürt but hopefully the idea still comes across. It’s an illustration that even the most well meaning concepts can be twisted by the corrupt few.
You’re right, I’m in the same situation with photography as well. I guess my passion for F1 is not as strong as my passion for photography. The only content related to car I follow these days is either Grand Tour, or on Youtube. I don’t even follow WRC anymore.
It’ll be a long, long, long time before we get to tribes in m.b. It’s just not feasible right now. Well, except for WWDC followers…
Frankly, we’ll see if m.b survives all the way till then or not…Loading...
It’s quite obvious that Facebook’s demographic has shifted over time – my parents and people of their generation joined up in droves when they discovered that they can use it to get in touch with decades old friends and also to look at their children’s photos, something with each generation hides from the last.
That doesn’t mean that Facebook hasn’t sweated losing the younger gen to Snapchat. They’ve been worried about it since a long time.
The party is dying down, and Facebook as a company is noticing and crying out (that news item that they send out CTAs to the 2FA SMS numbers is true, it has started happening for me!) about it. Their prime property is ailing and dying and their only way to survive is to choke some more life out of their other properties.
I am not saying that Facebook won’t be around 10 years from now. But in what state? God knows.Loading...
haha, left my comment over there ?
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That sounds wonderful. It’s been a few weeks. My daughter just had a baby and I have been enjoying being with them. How are you doing?
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@islandinthenet.com eh. That’s why I put it in quotes.
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@islandinthenet.com breaking monopolies is getting tougher, since monopolies have had some time to create the loopholes they need to survive.
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You’re welcome, Khürt.
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Sorry to hear that Khürt but hopefully the idea still comes across. It’s an illustration that even the most well meaning concepts can be twisted by the corrupt few.
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That's the challenge of language. Even words like "crunchy" can be used as a pejorative or to describe my toast. 😀
I’m lazy, I usually just read the race summary on a German newspaper’s website. ? Good look convincing your wife! (you might need it…?) ?
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We have a mutual university friend who lives in Dallas. Perhaps I can get his help twisting her arm. 😀
You’re right, I’m in the same situation with photography as well. I guess my passion for F1 is not as strong as my passion for photography. The only content related to car I follow these days is either Grand Tour, or on Youtube. I don’t even follow WRC anymore.
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The Grand Tour is awesome! I loved watching those three idiots on Top Gear (UK).
@bradenslen Unfortunately these days they’re hardly ever read.
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@ladyhope Same here. Laws need to be well written, clear, with intent and limitations clearly defined.
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@bradenslen It’s something libertarians like me think about all the time!
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I moved on from OYG. I got it working, but the formatting of the resulting posts was not a good fit for my website.
@CarlRustung this is the first of my “excuses to use Zapier” that has stuck more than a day ??Loading...
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@galexa Wow, so happy someone found that useful! ?Loading...
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the WWDC tribe is well represented and sponsored on m.b… I mean devs and Apple fanboys…Loading...
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It’ll be a long, long, long time before we get to tribes in m.b. It’s just not feasible right now. Well, except for WWDC followers…
Frankly, we’ll see if m.b survives all the way till then or not…Loading...
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It’s quite obvious that Facebook’s demographic has shifted over time – my parents and people of their generation joined up in droves when they discovered that they can use it to get in touch with decades old friends and also to look at their children’s photos, something with each generation hides from the last.
That doesn’t mean that Facebook hasn’t sweated losing the younger gen to Snapchat. They’ve been worried about it since a long time.
The party is dying down, and Facebook as a company is noticing and crying out (that news item that they send out CTAs to the 2FA SMS numbers is true, it has started happening for me!) about it. Their prime property is ailing and dying and their only way to survive is to choke some more life out of their other properties.
I am not saying that Facebook won’t be around 10 years from now. But in what state? God knows.Loading...
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