Corposhills have been trying to destroy the USPS for years now. They are invested in competitors and don’t like how USPS subsidizes cheaper postage rates. Ironically states resorting to using Fedex and UPS to deliver ballots is exactly what these shills want.

Its really him. This documentary was made decades ago when he was still alive.

That I don’t know. Been a while since I watched it. It does go into depth into the various exhibits so its very possible.

They still have Expo’s but they are nothing like they were in the glory days. Times and technology have changed so much I don’t think we could make one of the old fashion fairs work. Disney built EPCOT to be like a never ending worlds fair, albeit with the usual Disney touch, and that’s probably the best we’ll ever get (and sadly some aspects of EPCOT like the focus on sciences is already giving way to more profitable rides.)

But this documentary is a great way to experience a slice of it. The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago is one of the only surviving buildings from the fair so you can in theory dip your toe in the past. And lots of the centerpieces of fairs survive, like the Eiffel tower for example. There’s even a recreation of the Parthenon in Tennessee that was built for a fair.

Reddit is 80%+ bots so I don’t expect those accounts to shift platforms. But I do imagine some former reddit users will trickle over as it continues to alienate its fanbase with stupid choices like getting rid of old reddit.

If they hadn’t killed the fairness doctrine maybe they wouldn’t be in this position.

Some are but many are not. And the survivors are way less populated than they were even a decade ago. Reddit must die so they can live!

Generally yeah. That was one of the main selling points of cursive

Can we like… rebuild the old fashion message board infrastructure that reddit displaced decades ago?

They’ll kill that soon. I’m done with workarounds. Them making new reddit jam up my browser was the last straw. Let it burn. It’s mostly bots and shills these days anyways.

But but but… all the peanuts you can eat while you wait for us to cook your food!

It was a decent place over a decade ago when they hooked you up with tons of fries and prices were not as crazy. But yeah, I haven’t been there in years.

I’ve been underpaying my student loan creditors for years!

Tell her to practice her cursive. Young people and machines can’t read it. That’ll come in handy in the coming forever everywhere war for humanity

Actions = Consequences

Artisanal hand-crafted AI billionaire jerky.

I’m not wasting time sourcing a half dozen research papers on cursive handwriting. Sorry. Read up on the topic yourself instead of knee-jerk hating something you never practiced enough to get good at. Like I said, I was a shitty cursive writer in highschool and years later when I began practicing my cursive I got better and began enjoying it. It is useful. It’s a great excuse to not use your phone (spybot) for everything like making a grocery list. These are just facts.

Nah I’m not doing that much work for reddit. It’s going to start slowly dying off like facebook anyways. I’d noticed over the last year or so how much content from Indian subreddits were making the frontpage. Especially on weekends and the mornings of weekdays. I don’t really need that, nor do I need the ads, bots, shills and other junk that has accumulated. Time for reddit to digg itself its own grave.

Bailing is the agricultural process of cutting, drying, gathering, compressing and tying up of forage crops into compact, manageable bundles for easy storage and transport.

Therefore, I am all for bailing the CEO’s out of AI companies. We can all lend a hand in cutting them down, drying them, gathering them, tying them up and compressing them into manageable bundles for easy storage or… whatever… toss them into a volcano?

I read about that option but fuck it I’m not real into apps as it is. I can just not use reddit anymore. I don’t really use facebook or xitter either. Life is better without them.

Yeah it feels yucky. But like I said, since google search results still have a decade+ of answers that are often good I’m almost forced to eventually click a reddit link. Before this week that was not usually a problem. I didn’t even convert every link to old reddit before they forced its end.

But as of this week any reddit link I click jams up my browser when I back-click. Its sticky and extra fucky. They are actively sabotaging reddit.