DM me if you can guess where I took this panorama.
@kbin.social
DM me if you can guess where I took this panorama.
Hey @ernest, I bought you a couple of coffees from your About page link and I've invited others to do the same. But is that enough? How do you handle all this traffic? Is buymeacoffe.com your only revenue source for this project? Anyway, keep up the good work and thank you for your frequent updates and open dialogue.
"No money" well, there can be some if you donate to https://www.buymeacoffee.com/kbin as per the About page at the bottom of the page.
Yeah and then their employees have to work almost 24/7 and sleep under their desk or get evicted from their workplace.
I've been on the Internet since I was 15 so in 1995. I was on ICQ, Usenet and other old technologies. Internet sure has changed a lot since. But I'm excited to be part of the fediverse, it is still in its infancy but I think it will become big. Hopefully not big enough to get riddled with adds or get bought by google or others.
eddit: for the old folks like me: geocities, hotmail and more "recently" digg
Why Reddit Is Destined to Turn to Crap
Well, the question is not really "why" but "when". All big websites will eventually turn to crap, look a digg.com or even yahhoo.com or if you're old enough altavista.com just for a few examples.
It's outrageous, egregious, preposterous!
(and if you like Seinfeld join https://kbin.social/m/Seinfeld)
I think a lot will change but I agree with you for the site staying relevant for many more years. It will just not be as good as it once was (and I say that with a 14 years old reddit account). It has been slowly going down for a long time, now there is a quick mini downfall but business will continue as usual until thy've squished all the money they could get out of it. And then it dies.
Maybe you just said that by coincidence but I created a community for #SouthPark here: https://kbin.social/m/SouthPark
If you like the show please don't hesitate to suscribe.
@lurkeymclerkface I thought simply https://kbin.social/ was an equivalent of /all. Unless you specified in your preferences that you only wanted articles from your own subscriptions.
thanks for using Leebra!
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