It wasn’t about video length, it was about the Twitter leadership at that time being categorically incapable of monetizing any of their products.
Combine that with the orders-of-magnitude higher cost of running Vine compared to the bird, and it was always either going to be sold off or shut down.
It’s easy to forget that this was back in the time when these companies thought they were changing the planet for the better and drinking their own Kool aid by the gallon.
I’ll give you 0.25
Yes it’s called ‘You left your carbon footprints on my heart’
Plato’s Rust cave base
I googled “how to migrate from esxi to proxmox” last week. I must be psychic.
That album is absolutely killer and I’ve loved BN since I heard Try Honesty many moons ago.
That said … They have been singing about how young people need to fight the system while having one of the most clean, corporate images I can think of for bands in their category.
Watching a 40 year old man dance around an arena in VANs and Atticus hoodies while telling contemporary youth that their generation is a “fucking joke” is peak cringe to me.
Still love the music though. Wish he’d do more heartbreak songs, they’re his forte.
Which part of that isn’t true
Bingo. Capitalism has thus far rejected the blockchain, which is generally evidence that it doesn’t solve an important problem either efficiently, safely or cheaply.
“technically this thievery isn’t covered by law”
"technically this what?”
"OBJECTION!”
Appreciate it being current affairs, but there’s been a visible shift in the lean of the content on this sub past few days
The 1 day old account speaks to that.
Couldn’t manage the straight answer, huh? I suppose that would categorise you as “troll”?
Wtf is happening in this community. Has it been coopted by right wing trolls?
Like, downvote me, but give me a straight answer too.
I use butterflies
That’s heavy man
Linux 🤝 DooM
Running on literally fucking anything
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Gordon RAMsay
Grouchy that I had your post removed?
Aw diddums.
Best regards,
Prince Charming
It’s more about scale. Small open source projects might get one PR a month. Your average tech company is dealing with dozens of PR every single day. Review fatigue is real in these environments