man. stack exchange. y'all remember when stack exchange existed and was relevant?
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i remember years ago i tried to switch to duckduckgo from google cause yanno google was like "actually lets be evil" and i couldn't do it because ddg didn't reliably show (the good) stack exchange answers
now i just use ddg since stack exchange is dead anyway and also i hope google tanks hard enough when the AI bubble bursts and they go bankrupt that their head spins fast enough they get launched straight into the fucking sun
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sorry that sentence got really run on i just wish all google a very datacenters blow up
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that post would get me banned from bluesky so fast lmao
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i have a lot of anger surrounding tech, a thing i used to love with all my heart
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@eniko where I'm at right now is I basically want this industry to die and just think it would be funny if a product we made was what did it in.
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@eniko and I'd be fine in a hollowed-out ecosystem because, unlike techbros and investors, I'm not allergic to "small potatoes." (I'd also be fine doing something that's not computers). By all means, let's make it impossible to ever charge for software. My personal vendetta is against corporations that exploit artists, like Adobe. Let them turn into a brand for a photo backup service owned by Alibaba.