It's definitely very time consuming... which I find ironically irritating because the point of all this technology was to save us time!

Seems to me a predictable outcome, so far. People run to get on the good news wave... and now everyone is "digesting" what the ruling really means... which seems pretty complex, from what I've

The strength of these competitors amazes me! Even when I was 30 and really fit, I could barely toss a 100lb bag of fertilizer into a high bed truck... tossing a 150 lb log? I don't think so... Went to

Those are some very fine turds, there! My dog would be proud... Maybe we need some Hive branded poop bags...

Yeah... I'm an artist and most "art" is pure crap, inspired by some neo-modernist art teacher insisting that "vision" is the only thing that matters and fuck skills and execution. I've

I get you. The old bones just don't move the way they once did. We still have a walk behind mower, and I can still run the grass in 90 minutes... but it's the recovery time after that gets me! Instead

Ah yes! "Important notice: We've updated our terms and conditions, please read and agree to same." Very annoying.

More likely their thinking is that I've been using the service for so long that moving my stuff will be enough hassle that I will have no choice but to accept a paid subscription! But you're right, so

Meh... sounds like just another edition of the rich and influential get richer and everybody else gets screwed. On Hive, even a slightly successful part timer who posts sporadically has a shot at making

Preaching to the choir. People seem to have lost sight of the fact that Hive is SOCIAL media. I think where a lot of Hive's ostensible "power players" have it wrong is in this notion of "mass

Wow, yeah that sounds pretty underwhelming. I expect your wee pup will be super happy to see you again, and vice-versa. Our last vacation was in 2015, and we're mostly just as happy to stay home... and

Thanks Tengo... We're all different; a lot of people in this world live in constant FOMO if they are not in a state of excitement; others embrace chaos and label it "passion," but both typically

SO many ways to respond to this. There light and shadow in almost all things. It the most meta level, the Internet is an awesome invention because it allows us to have instant communication with like-kind

Ah, memory lane! FGTH was a favorite towards the end of my Uni days and beyond. The "Relax" issue was somewhat downplayed here in the States — oddly enough. I remember watching an interview with

Cool that you hve assembled so many drippy tokens in one place! I usually don't even notice some of these esoteric tokens until they go from being zero to suddenly having a value (usually 0.001 Hive) in

Happy to serve up my minuscule vote for this; I really like that scarcity of tokens is a part of the picture here. Posted using sloth.buzz

Yes, and it's interesting how many historical figures undoubtedly had "something" going on that was central to making them who they were. Parallel to your outlines, consider someone like Joan

Yep. (Most) Western medicine is based around treating the patient, rather than healing them. But in a for-profit medical system, a "well" individual is no longer a profit center. The field of

I think there's a lot of truth in that. Yes, you can have a genuine chemical/biological imbalance, and it may even be heritable... and it's totally appropriate to apply "illness" to that. Most

I appreciate the recommendation... sounds interesting, I'll have to check that one out!