Louis Ingenthron @LouisIngenthron@social.cleverlibre.org

@osc Right, but there are racist dickheads everywhere, not just Mastodon. Isn't that what blocking and reporting is for?

@osc It would seem to me that the vast majority of users here are nice and inviting. But, like with any network, the "vibe" is controlled by the vocal minority.

I would think most networks would eventually develop such a parallel problem.

@betschart How many vampires would this kill exactly?

@KatM It would be helpful if you called out the specific organizations and their exact methods of dishonestly. Both to better warn others and to draw media attention.

@shoq What?! We had a phosphogyspum disaster in Florida just two years ago!
https://www.floridamuseum.ufl.edu/earth-systems/blog/a-timeline-of-the-piney-point-wastewater-disaster/

@djlink The engine isn't exactly in the best state either, though, tbh. They've lost touch with their customers and keep pushing half-baked features to wow investors.

@peterdrake Not a python expert, but if it's internally consistent, then the list would be a literal, but the variables could be references or literals based on their original type.

Another term for this, however, would be "inline instantiation".

@c_9 Hmmm... not a fan. Red means stop, not slow.

Once speeders realize these aren't real lights, it may just start training them to ignore other red lights...

The Hawk seems like a much more internally-consistent method of making pedestrians safer.

My first attempts at turning around a point and doing S-turns in #VFR #flight !

Why does my autocorrect want to turn "voters" into "corners" so badly?

@shoq Dems have abandoned Florida to the wolves. Politically, I can't really blame them. We need to wait a decade or two for the older generation who votes red by reflex to die off.

The voters are far more to blame than the hateful vessels they elect.

As much as I like Microsoft, I think I'm giving up on Microsoft Flight Sim to go try out X-Plane.

MSFS is just too fundamentally broken an experience.

Y'know, over here we're all laughing at Musk for taking the worst of Twitter and amplifying it for $8 a month... But maybe that's what people who remain there want.

I remember the thrill of arguing with idiots. The self-righteous rage. Has Elon actually changed the business model to more efficiently harvest this hate-based-engagement from those too addicted to it to quit?