https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cats_and_the_Internet#Catloaf

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😁🙂

Don’t waste any more years; but stick around: you might be needed some time.

I presume your parents still love you. If so, don’t make them sad.

Why would you starve?

Homicide: Life on the Streets apparently had something similar in S3 E16.

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I’d link a video, but the producers of the series has apparently done a lot of IP trolling on YouTube, and as shitty as YouTube is, DailyMotion is shittier.

https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6twq3q

≈27:11

What do you need this device for?

FWIW,

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Isn’t 4chan an alt-right Nazi shithole?

“I’m on my side.”

means you can’t actually use your device your way.

Then don’t use the device.

(I myself can wait longer than many of their shareholders.)

No: the bad guys will build another one.

However if 250 million Americans each spent 400 hours less on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube in the next 12 months, the shareholders might have the heads of many members of those corporate boards on pikes.

If we are going to wait for the right legislation, then we are probably going to wait a very long time.

You’re not on Facebook and Twitter? Good. It’s entry-level stance, but nonetheless a good one, particularly if you are under 40 years of age.

YouTube is more difficult as it is, for me at least, mostly a replacement for television, videotape, and DVDs. My search for alternatives haven’t been too fruitful, but I often go to Vimeo, Archives, niconoco (they’re back in service starting early August), occasionally RuTube and vk (I support Ukraine in the war, but I’m not going to hate Russia), for a while the Chinese sites (though there seems to be less selection these days, too many ads, and some of it is YouTube embeds), Jamendo, and WikiCommons, and yes PeerTube (I suppose searching in time will get easier). (I’m also thinking of going back to P2P a bit.)

FWIW, I have this https://lemmy.world/c/musicnoytnosnofbnoff on Lemmy, and so far I might be the only contributor. The one I have on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/musicNoYTNoSNoFBNoFF/ I can no longer access as the account I used to create it has been suspended (and yes, suspended for no good reason). I could be the sole contributor for the next few years and I won’t give up.

Yes, many Americans, many people, are stuck in shitty jobs that take too much of their time, and a lot of it is nonessential. However, over a trillion hours (e.g. say over 250 million people x over 4000 hours in less than 10 years) have been spent on FB, Twitter, and YouTube. If 1% of that time was spent on alternatives, choices could improve dramatically. But they might not, it might be that they probably won’t, at least not for most of the Fox and CNN viewership. No matter: the search for alternatives continue and if people like us remain a small minority for years, maybe decades, to come, then we will nonetheless continue. We will be our own 1%ers.

I could boycott all of them easily: most I haven’t had, and the rest I have very rarely.

“EEHHx-cellent.”

Starting out with small groups shouldn’t be too difficult.

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If you had paid with cash, that cash is GONE.

not if I have a receipt.

I wonder if it’s consuming itself a bit right now.

What is your elderly neighbor’s view on Republican policies for the elderly compared to the Democrats; and does Fox care more about their elderly viewers half as much as their younger viewers—i.e. the ones who justify more money from advertisers?

In 30 years, Trump will be as cited by Republicans as much as Reagan is today—i.e. rarely if ever—probably less—Reagan at least won twice and in one election he won 49 states—as did Nixon in 1972—and back then, Nixon was about the same age as Harris is now.

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Did your elderly neighbour support Ross Perot back in 1992?

a Texan speaks:

Ross Perot [Independent] 1992 Campaign Ad “Snapshot - :60”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naHdnyogJjA

1:02

I wonder if a typical Republican could point out Sweden on a map.

Accountability is probably easier in a smaller country.

None as I very rarely use credit cards.