I think X led the way in robotic hellscape innovation that’s now being adopted by Reddit.

https://housefresh.com/david-vs-digital-goliaths/

Great article, thanks for mentioning it!

Oh cool, I did not know about this

https://redact.dev/services/reddit

I’m glad I deleted my content on the way out.

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You are so right.

This is a big help! Thanks!

To the supreme court they go… I think we can predict the voting there down to the individual justice.

It’s a serious problem. Saint-Gobain significantly polluted the groundwater in southern New Hampshire. Job done, they are exiting the state looking for greener pastures to pollute.

I agree with the OP on this. Tie them up defending against an attack that will never happen. NATO is a defensive alliance.

I generally hate them in consumer-targeted apps. Theoretically, there’s nothing wrong with the model. Devs have to keep the lights on, especially if there is a cloud service behind the app. It’s all about what pricing model they set. However, pricing is hard. A lot of companies really screw this up right at the start. I also think a lot of businesses cannot resist the temptation to boil the frog and ask for more and more over time, until their pricing is way out of alignment with value delivery.

This one really surprised me.

Imagine another Trump term with these abuses unleashed and amplified.

example: https://www.adblockpodcast.com/

I think it’s because privacy is less an issue with podcasts (ads don’t have as many options to track) and enshitification of the experience has been on a slower roll than, say, youtube. Lately some solutions are out there in the form of commercial apps but they are limited and who knows if their biz model will survive. I’d like to see an open source solution but I haven’t found one.

NPR New Music Friday is helpful a lot of the time

It’s all a bit of an arms race (to the bottom). If my competition is freely allowed to obscure the true cost, I’m at a disadvantage not to do the same. Government intervention is needed.

Cost of doing business. This is a rounding error somewhere.

Welcome to the club! Now let’s sign our “old school” member cards with a quill.