Crom, Kobold King @vahnj@awoo.space

why the fuck do i obsessively check my follows there

i don't even want to care any more and it's just gonna bother me when someone finally does unfollow

frfhghh

@yatchi im proud of that one

@yatchi don't forget to coup the balls

@yatchi yatchi

@witchfynder_finder yea exactly. i watched most of steven universe by pirating it just bc it was impossible to watch otherwise since i didn't have cable. now i can watch it legally so i'm keeping up \o/

@witchfynder_finder pretend i said "WinRar"

@yatchi jesus christ im dying

@witchfynder_finder i still never paid for winamp

@witchfynder_finder before i stopped pirating (mostly) altogether (unless it's related to accessibility or the creators aren't gonna see $ otherwise) i used to pirate to try stuff out all the time

it all started with winamp, really

"piracy doesn't hurt sales"

i'm seriously unsurprised by this, most people i knew who were pirates also bought a lot of media

https://gizmodo.com/the-eu-suppressed-a-300-page-study-that-found-piracy-do-1818629537

@nolan that's the only viable solution i can think of in terms of abstracting out moderation, anyway

@nolan yeah this was kind of my reaction

i imagine they're going to have to have block lists that people subscribe to in the future so moderation can basically focus around the concept of making sharing that around easier - not everyone wants to have to moderate their space or set their own boundaries, or even be capable of doing anything but stepping away when a problem happens

@nolan it's real interesting how the underlying design of the network causes a radically different effect of a common tool actually