I follow Kofmanmichael and RALee85. They’re pro Ukraine but they give more realistic views of what’s happening without a lot of thé propaganda. They are happy to criticize Ukraine when it’s doing something wrong as well which is good to see. I think Michael works for CNA and Rob works for FPRI. I’ll also follow some of the accounts they retweet from time to time as they tend to be good sources as well (Tatarigami_UA and Defmon3).
The Reddit side isn’t very useful. The comments are especially bad on those. Like the /r/Ukraine subreddit - way too pro Ukraine and has some of the most moronic takes.
Pre 2015 Reddit had quite a bit more activity even back then. But I like the small community feel rn. It’s just that most communities are lacking and content discovery is hard in this federated universe
I’ve never understood the point of having smart monitors. I don’t want to have to wait for my monitor to update if I want to use my PC or have to deal with firmware issues where my display was bricked because of some firmware bug after an update.
Yep, I’m sure there are. I just had a consistent view from the 3 people I looked at on Twitter. The Telegram channels are often fraught with propaganda from either side and I’d like to avoid it as much as possible. We’ll see if this stuff blows over in the near term
Would that really change the final result of this ruling though? My guess is no.
I really only used Twitter to get updates on the Ukraine war. Now that the posts have basically stopped, there’s no point in going there.
One thing prices never do is go down. Sucks.
Listen we all understand why you left (r)edtube. It’s grown and changed in unexpected ways and that growth no longer makes you grow. Now that you’re using (L)exisNexis for your porn fix, you’re finding that it’s quite lacking. What you need to do is understand that you get what you put into it. If you start making up salacious stories, the community will all be built on lies.