pyrrhlin

@Pyrrhlin
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write #perl. he/him.

angry gen-x progressive.

GetRadical

Folks, please be nice to BlueSky.

You don't want to be labelled as a critic, and kindly remember they are really decentralized and only took $100+ million in venture capital to improve the social web.

Last but not least, don't pay attention to the CEO responding to criticism by responding with "Are you paying us? Where?" followed up with "You could try a posters strike. I hear that works".

They are great. ATProto is the future. They aren't like other girls.

They care ❤️

Where does “board member saying something that’s obviously nonsense about the company finances” fit on our hierarchy of market-legible signals?

https://mastodon.social/@_elena/116260908095581163

Mike Masnick, who sits on the board of #Bluesky, claims the team was too busy to announce the series B funding (see screenshot).

But something is fishy.

Even the VC firm - Bain Capital Crypto - isn't listing Bluesky anywhere on their website: https://baincapitalcrypto.com/portfolio/

Why the mystery? Was Bluesky afraid of a public backlash & asked to keep the information under wraps?

Sorry if I keep repeating myself but I will forever be skeptical of Bluesky and think of the tale of the scorpion and the frog.

@jmac @simon_brooke I think I have a MkLinux book and CD somewhere. But I spent far more time on LinuxPPC, and then later some time on Yellow Dog.
bro just one more abstraction bro, bro i swear just one more abstraction bro and it'll fix the abstractions bro
@HadasWeiss I’ve had guilt inside a dream and woke up with it, and no recollection what for
@cammerman People who worked jobs earned credits to spend on better housing, luxuries like alcohol, and (very expensive) nano-printed goods.
@cammerman Appreciate your comment. I never read Forever Free, but I read Forever Peace, which I found interesting but quite different.
It's been years, but some ideas from that book still rattle in my head: the separation of the world between nations of haves and have-nots, militarization of that separation. The protagonist's "have"-nation was a post-scarcity, universal basic-income type place, and yet, somehow still dystopian, even apart from its role in the global disaffection