“narcissistic rich guys will, as they age, increasingly want to destroy the world as that is preferable to it…existing without them.” @Atrios https://www.eschatonblog.com/2023/09/also-give-us-billions-so-we-can-invent.html
(the elipses elide the word “not” in the original. i think i am fixing an incomplete edit, rather than reversing the author’s intention by doing that. but tell me if i’m wrong!)
@stevendbrewer ever, sure. but not the norm!
@cshentrup@mastodon.social @w7voa no one would have described Rahm Emmanuel as “diplomatic”, before he was appointed a senior diplomat …
people who say something or other is a dream like that would be a good thing must have a pretty different experience of sleep than i have.
“The assumption that the missing parents in [one parent] families are average parents who would contribute an average amount of earnings and an average amount of child care is obviously ridiculous.” #MattBruenig https://mattbruenig.com/2023/09/20/doing-the-marriage-thing-again/
@undercoverhist i've been having the same fun tonight!
@undercoverhist Your followers the transition takes care of, but you have to turn the crank a bit to restore your own followings. You can still access over at econtwitter.net the Import/Export section. Under Data Export, you can download your follows CSV file. Then, at your live instance, sciences.social, you'll see an Import subsection under the same Import/Export. "Following List" is probably already selected as the default. Just "choose file" the CSV that you downloaded and hit "UPLOAD".
@paninid pretty painless! i worry that it's not quite lossless. hashtags i followed, non-Mastodon Fediverse follows, follows that need to approve, and just entropy. i'm sure there are accidental severings of relationships.
i (foolishly) didn't check my numbers just before i migrated, but i think i'm not too far from the old numbers of followers and followeds. so that's good!
@eli yeah. econtwitter.net is shutting down at the end of the month, so...
@PamW it's an honor to be!