follow a few hashtags of what interests you, then follow people who post what you like under those hashtags. once you follow a few people, you'll see what they boost (that's like retweet on xitter), and you can follow the authors of the boosted posts.
stepan
YouTube algorithm tries really hard to make me far right every few months. It suddenly starts recommending me fox news and "progressives destroyed in a debate" type shit videos. Usually lasts about a day.
The site asking them to paste something into powershell was a phishing site mimicking cloudflare to install virus.
Preferably a train, then bus, then I drive a car. I at least text the group of people who live nearby if anyone wants a ride.
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so epstein-files-coded
no, 1/10 :(
funny for the writer elite maybe >:(
That's something I've attempted to say more than once but never formulated this well.
Every time I search for something tech-related, I have to spend a considerable amount of energy just trying to figure out whether I'm looking at a well written technical document or a crap resembling it. It's especially hard when I'm very new to the topic.
Paradoxically, AI slop made me actually read the official documentation much more, as it's now easier than to do this AI-checking. And also personal blogs, where it's usually clearly visible they are someone's beloved little digital garden.
There's like a million reasons some people can't affort to go full vegan, and shittalking people who at least do something is not a good idea when the majority doesn't care. It's like saying people who use public transport are ok with global warming because they could just walk or ride a bike.


voting is not anonymous at all on lemmy btw