@monpop

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monpopSep 7, 2023
Dr. Lucky Tran Sep 6, 2023

Biden: "They keep telling me...I gotta keep wearing (a mask), but don't tell them I didn't have it on when I walked in."

Unacceptable for POTUS to be speaking like this. He should advocate for masks at every opportunity. By setting a poor example, he puts many others at risk.

monpopSep 7, 2023
Dr. Farhana SultanaSep 6, 2023
This is an ancient tradition in many Asian countries, it’s not new. Jute, hemp, other natural materials used widely. Bamboos still make furnitures.
But the quick-fix climate solution-givers from capitalists present it as ‘novel’. What’d they think people used before plastics?🤔
#climatechange #climatesolutions #plasticpollution
monpopJul 4, 2023
Tom HessmanJul 4, 2023
Mastodon ain't fooling around! 😂
monpopJul 4, 2023
Jerry 🦙💝🦙Jul 4, 2023

Y’all…

I had to go to FB to find out about fireworks tonight due to a passing rain storm. I haven’t been on FB in a long, long time.

There are people posting elementary school math problems and adults are arguing about the answers.

What is happening to this world? Did people forget how to do basic arithmetic?

monpopJul 4, 2023
Jerry 🦙💝🦙Jul 3, 2023
I just read another news article about why mastodon didn’t make it and is dying. It’s very sad to hear and probably explains why I have to keep adding more server capacity to handle all the people quitting mastodon.
monpopJun 19, 2023
nixCraft 🐧Jun 19, 2023
😂
monpopJun 13, 2023
nixCraft 🐧Jun 13, 2023
What comes next? #programming #softwaredevelopment
monpopJun 13, 2023
skryJun 13, 2023

7742 of 8299 subreddits are closed for the protest currently. Good job, everyone. The stats here are amazing:
https://reddark.untone.uk/

@caseynewton breaks it down here: https://www.platformer.news/p/reddit-goes-dark

An instance of Kbin, an alternative platform for discussion: https://kilioa.org/

#RedditAPIProtest #Reddit

Reddark

An open source website to watch subreddits going dark

monpopJun 13, 2023
Eric A. MeyerJun 12, 2023
Twitter learned, and Reddit is fast learning, that people are not addicted to the platform, they’re addicted to the community they found there. Ruin the community, and people will leave the platform. It really is that simple.