With social media, you follow people, not topics and people for some batshit insane reason are willing to use their real name and face. With a forum, or in this case link aggregation platform, you follow topics. There is no real incentive or reason to follow an individual on a forum.

A more useful angle would be something like “This has a watermark and I don’t like that. Is there a version somewhere that doesn’t have one?”

I can’t think of a list, but outside of webcomics, I have never encountered a watermark in the media you have listed. Movies/videos would require someone actually sitting down with editing software, being somewhat competent, and time. Games? Nigh impossible.

I guess what I’m getting at is in order for people to be helpful here, you need to be more specific.

Here’s the article.

The Onion encountered SCP 5000

Yeah, I think that they do need a public and easily accessed place to present information, but I can’t for the life of me (per the article) see why engagement would matter much at all in that context.

That was one of the most awkward things I’ve ever seen. I’m surprised that Luke didn’t scream for Dan to shut off the stream.

It wasn’t a misunderstood homophone, but an autocorrected one which I didn’t feel was important enough to correct.

I don’t understand someone having such a blown out pallet that they can’t tell the difference. They are markedly different.

It is possible, but not diagnosed. I’ve always had “loose joints”. Like I can just kind of twist my legs and dislocate my knees without pain.

I kinda learned to sleep on my back, but I hate it. Physical therapy has helped, but I always wind up forgetting to do the exercises at some point. And yeah, I mostly just sleep horribly.

This image is fairly old, and I have disagreed with it from the get go. Chaotic evil is tying as many knots as possible, forcing one to cut the bag open.

Every sperm is sacred.

This is going to sound unbelievable, but aside from buying the pillow, this happens to me with both shoulders involuntarily. I’ve had to uncomfortably sleep in a chair for too long, else risking a dislocated shoulder.

This annoys me. It would have taken much less time and effort to post a screenshot instead of a picture of a screen.

Granted, she did use it with deadly efficiency. I think that one backfired on them.

Java cards certainly did.

I mean, this could be useful, but I need a much higher level of understanding. When I was a dev, all we used was basically version control. There was no concept of commit, pulls, etc. I’m having to understand this from a standpoint of no understanding whatsoever. For most devs, they’ve done this for at least a decade with Git. Git is so much more complicated than a simple version control. I understand why it’s necessary for large teams, but I still see it lke this:

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