I’d use that, at work. It would be a welcome improvement to their product.

Your company sucks. I’ve used slack at four workplaces and it’s not been at all like that. A previous company had mailing lists and they were toxic as you describe. The tool was not the issue.

Yeah, written communication is harder than in-person communication.

It’s easy to come across poorly in writing, but that issue has no easy resolution unless you’re prepared to ban Slack, email, and any other text-based communication system between employees.

Slack can sometimes be a place for people who don’t feel heard in conventional spaces to vent — but that’s an organisational problem, not a Slack problem.

The details are messy but on the surface it’s simple: women are generally better at friendships. Many men are socially dependent on women because they can’t manage close friendships, so they desperately look for a partner instead.

Dependencies can also do that in node with post install hooks (or in rust with build.rs even if you don’t call into them, I think)

…people are generally drinking for the immediate effects, not the hangover.

Sure, and generally you don't drink enough to get a hangover so I fail to see the relevance.

In no world is anyone wasting resources to run an AI model to parse a page that may or may not include an email address. Even running a DOM parser is more than they’d typically do. This is silly.

MTGA is Arena. Do you mean MTGO?

And you can buy individual cards in arena. You can buy wildcards in the store and redeem them for any card of the corresponding rarity. They’re stupid overpriced in many cases but you can’t say it’s not possible.

Yes, I did mean MTGO. Too late to change now.

I was not aware that they introduce that. I gave up on it a while ago.

But wow, those prices! So they kinda addressed the purchasing individual cards, though the trading aspect of the trading card game is still conspicuously missing.

Article isn’t available without logging into an account so they can track me. No thank you, I’ll pass on that abusive and hostile crap.

I read the entire thing without an account.

Google is the scourge.

I don't see OF spammers blasting Google with spam, but I see tons of OF (and other porn) spam on Twitter and Reddit.

You don’t notice the thousands of ads that don’t seem suspicious.