Almost no show needs to go past 3 seasons. It's almost always a bad idea.

This is like when the show runner for The Handmaid's Tale said he'd love for it to be 10 seasons long when it stopped being good after one.

How long until they start banning you from using thermostats made by other companies

I ended up getting a Lat64 Swift because I didn't find this on the market and this was the smallest I could reasonably find, I just pack the empty space with towels and stuff to keep them from moving around.

If I wanted to go slim but still a backpack, I have a little Konami Sports Club backpack that barely fits discs snuggly, so you may just see what backpacks you can find that open with a top flap and just try fitting a disc in it to see if it works. I'd love to find an actual disc golf backpack the size of my Konami bag.

I would suggest that the instance name be required in the thread titles though

Honestly I wouldn't be surprised if Barbie as a character is less popular with American kids than Mario in 2023. Hasn't Barbie been struggling?

Good, Barbie was a movie where things actually happened and characters actually did things.

Right after getting home from this movie I went "man, this is going to be like Starship Troopers where it gets a ton of sequels that don't understand what this movie was, huh?"

I wish I could make a lot of cute pet boxes like this but I have gerbils so anything that goes in the cage is gonna get wrecked. Hard to justify making them cute lol.

I already strongly felt that they shouldn't reboot King of the Hill for a lot of reasons, but I especially can't imagine them going through with it now.

I have only ever gotten suicide reports when I've defended trans people on reddit, meanwhile I get them almost every single time I've done that. It's 100% transphobes hoping to make trans people think about suicide. I'm not trans or suicidal, so they're wasting their time with me, but that's the motivation behind it, hoping they might get someone in a dark place.

So I have to say I'm pretty on board with defederating from an instance that is full of posts that very much also want trans people eradicated.

So you think grandmas and children and people with mental illness shouldn't be allowed here, but people who call LGBT people slurs and make jokes about hanging them should be?

That's...really not at all how SDF operates.

I guess I'm starting with a book technically but Battle Royale would have made a better TV series than movie, the movie doesn't have time to delve into that many characters and the little side characters are what made the book so good.

Is the SDF instance not primarily SDF users? Why would random people need to join because they saw it from another instance?

There's a lot of general purpose instances out there that aren't full of pages of slurs, I'm pretty skeptical that people on the instance full of slurs don't want to see those but if they don't there's other places they can find. Or they can find a new instance the same way any new user does, it's weird to argue you need an unblocked account to find out where other people are talking, new users figure this out every day without leaving users here wide open to trolls who are already spewing garbage in this very thread.

They can see it logged out, and presumably would have to already know SDF exists to get registered anyway.

Then...great. If the posters who aren't horrible are leaving then what's the problem defederating the trolls left over?

Yeah, and defederating them makes it to where they can't get the attention they want anymore.

I have to wonder if the people staunchly against defederation at any cost ever dealt with redditors from hate subs following them around reddit from sub to sub everywhere they posted to keep screaming at them about trans women not being women, while also repeatedly reporting them to Reddits suicide bot to try to make them think about suicide. It's not exactly the nicest online experience and I had it more than once in my time on reddit.

To me the benefit of federation includes defederation. If it was easy to just say "get rid of all the users from r/hatesub" on reddit it would have been a lot nicer. I don't know why people are clamoring to keep hateful shit around. Go join the hateful shit instance if you want to read it so bad but I'd rather the users of an instance like that not be able to see me at all since queer people like me are who they hate so bad, and I can't exactly block all of them.