Have you thought about complaining to my manager?
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Have you thought about complaining to my manager?
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Have you thought about complaining to my manager?
@pluralistic This person appears to have just now learned about unfollowing accounts that they don’t want to read, and is now drunk with unfollowing power.
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@pluralistic This person appears to have just now learned about unfollowing accounts that they don’t want to read, and is now drunk with unfollowing power.
@mattblaze @pluralistic I wonder if we should let them know about Lists and how they can actually follow people who write long threads comfortably by putting them in exclusive lists.
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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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@ALFA Non si è ancora mosso 🤣
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@kenobit @rico il fatto è che affinché queste alternative trovino diffusione client/registrazioni ecc devono essere facili per l’utente medio (scaricati questa app, iscriviti, click click click e sei apposto, vai di foto di gattini…) . A me piace smanettare, ma ai più assolutamente no. Niente plugin, niente tremila addon e opzioni varie ecc. E un client solo, stessa icona e nome, multipiattaforma , se possibile . Se no le persone scappano…. Secondo me….
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Non sapete mai chi potreste offendere
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Branco di coglioni™
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@DigiDavidex
Ed è sempre lì? 🤭🤭
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@spiezmaestro wow that's amazing!
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A month ago, I was visiting the Dungeness Spit in Washington. I expected to be taking photos of nature but was more fascinated by the collective artwork.
#ThrowBackThursday
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Halley III was designed to be buried by ice and withstand the pressure for longer. It was basically steel tubes with buildings inside them and not in direct contact with the ice. Halley III lasted for 12 years but eventually had to be abandoned in 1983 because it was too deep under the ice to access safely. Like Halleys I and II before it, Halley III was carried along with the moving ice to the edge of the ice shelf and dumped in the ocean. https://misfitsarchitecture.com/2012/11/14/antarctic-architecture/
