

Sarcasm starts with an S unless you are being sarcastic, which is even more funny if you are.
In HTML and stuff, you would write something like:
<s “sarcastic comment that makes everyone laugh” /s>
Sarcasm starts with an S unless you are being sarcastic, which is even more funny if you are.
In HTML and stuff, you would write something like:
<s “sarcastic comment that makes everyone laugh” /s>
You forgot the /s. “Unexpected end of line error in line 182”
I thought kids online were supporting Palestine.
All they have to do is say they are doing it to protect their children and the pitch forks come out.
I’m 63 and addicted to social media. Checkmate government lackey.
At first the author states:
The findings, which the researchers said suggest that social media users tend to merely read headlines and blurbs rather than fully engage with core content, appeared today (Nov. 19) in Nature Human Behavior. While the data were limited to Facebook, the researchers said the findings could likely map to other social media platforms and help explain why misinformation can spread so quickly online.
This implies all social media users. Later it mentions sharing information.
If I cared , I would read the paper. I think the author didn’t do a very good job from headline on.
Politics, sensationalism, click bait, fear mongering. A lot of content is useless to me.
Oh, ok. It seemed they were talking about people only reading the headlines, then sharing with people who only read the headlines.
I don’t read 90% of the articles because they’re mostly crap.
Nope, I just checked. Apparently, you can’t say anything good about Linux. Seems like a useless waste of time but, whatever. If I got banned from that site I would consider it a blessing.
I’m not sure if it’s related but there was an annual symposium called “Linux Sucks”. It was a gathering of mostly Linux developers. The idea was to find the ways Linux sucks and develop ideas to fix the suck.
Yeah, look at the cute bear. Idiots.
Here people ask if I’m worried about bears. No , they’re worried about me. You’re way more likely to get mugged in the city than mauled in the woods. I have bear spray just in case.
I get more depression around people. I do better in the woods all by myself. My protection is to get away from people. I don’t feel lonely or alienated in solitude.
Generally any headline that is that is phrased as a question can be answered with “no”.
Oops, sorry, I flubbed it. Oh well.