SilentStorms

Look up the DeArrow extension. It'll purge all the shitty thumbnails and clickbait titles.

I really hope it gets integrated in ReVanced or NewPipe.

I believe Linus said they have an external HR contract now. Yvonne was HR when they were much smaller.

I've never used TweetDeck but there is the Control Panel for Twitter, which makes it usable. It can auto-block all the bluechecks with under a million followers, hide the "For You" tab, block ads, and restore the old Twitter branding.

Unfortunately the main reason I use Twitter is not the platform itself, but the public figures that are on it. Mastodon (mostly) doesn't have that, though there is a trickle of some coming over.

Facts. I remember using Netscape and using MSDOS as a kid, and I'm in my early 30s, not quite old enough to have grandchildren lol

Louis has stated many times that shitting on consumers for buying Apple products is not productive.

1. Virgin vs Chad
2. Death knocking on doors
3. ?
4. Loss
5. Bro explaining
6. ?
7. Two buttons
8. "Is this...?" Butterfly meme
9. Drake

I agree with you that informed risks can be reasonable, I don't leave the house with a helmet. I just don't think it was clear enough from your original post that doing that is risky.

I'm a food service manager, and I have to train people all the time that "looks fine" does not mean "is fine". There's food I 100% would never serve at work but would eat myself. I feel like the distinction between what's foodsafe and what you personally feel comfortable with needs to be stressed.

This is just not true. From a food safety perspective, if there's mould and it's a soft food, it's contaminated. You can absolutely get sick from foods without visible signs of spoilage (not to mention there is a visible sign, mould, but we're ignoring that.)

That said, I will sometimes take the risk by cutting off the mould. I would never serve it to someone else without letting them know the risks. If you do this you need to understand it's a gamble.

That's a bit low. 5 million is low enough that it could still be made through the fruits of their own labour if they're in a high paying industry. Would probably have to be $50M+ before you get exclusively the capitalist class.

The Air Force will never use the term UFO anymore, because that term has become synonymous with aliens in popular culture. This is why they use UAP. The definition has shifted in the past 50 years.

Its not so much a mass media problem when there's nutjobs testifying under oath that the government has alien corpses. At that point they're just reporting on it.

That's a bit pedantic. The term is commonly understood to be aliens, and modern usage is pretty much always aliens. UAP is used instead for the more literal meaning.

No, that isn't really a great summary. A mushroom poisoning is suspected, but not confirmed to be the cause of death of the people at the party. The article goes on a bit of a tangent.