Yeah but nuking the filibuster, if that’s what you’re referring to, would actually be a horrible idea.

If Democrats are a majority, then they will pass anything unopposed, which would be great. Means progress and getting shit done.

But if we end up with Republican majority, we’re going to be in a world of shit, very fast because they’d get the same benefits.

Voting matters. Vote trash out.

I’m content with 100MBPS myself. It’s fast enough to load sites nigh instantaneously. I don’t have a lot of hiccups. It downloads things reasonably well.

I would rather be on 100MBPS than the times where, I wasn’t. Like I remember dial-up, 33kbps. I remember shitty ass DSL 768kbps. I remember local “broadband” of 1 ~ 5MB.

If I got anything less than 100MBPS, then I’d be discontented. The only way I’d be even more content is probably being on your level or 250MBPS at least. Why would I need gigabit connectivity? It sounds like something I’d need, if I was like a business or having multiple people around. I’m only one person though.

That would be an honest shame. All of this fuss of moving over and for what? Just for that rush of a breeze of not being on Reddit? I wondered how many treated it as that, took a break from Reddit before hopping back onto Reddit expecting things to magically improve during the time they were gone for.

It’s still a shitty place, people.

Decided it needed a subscription service.

• Reddit - Shoots itself in the foot while decapitating the other because reasons

• Twitter - Shoots itself in the foot and decapitates itself

• Facebook/Instagram/Threads - Huge identity Crisis

• Telegram - Sells itself out

What a world.

I am using Connect for Lemmy. It is straightforward.

This is just comedy gold. Like, Republicans have been spending time slashing down voters rights for BLACK PEOPLE and here we are knowing that there are black Republicans. Like, what the fuck is wrong with you?

Don’t care, still won’t use out of principle.

Ah the ol’ bundle Windows95 with Internet Explorer trick.

Correction:

People join new thing, find out it’s ran by a data farmer who already runs two bigger platforms, then stop using when they know this.