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Sounds like inflated numbers tbh

According to: https://lemmy.fediverse.observer/dailystats&days=270 the monthly active users are still in decline... even if we take into account the new way of counting active users, the previous bump comes from v0.19 being added to other servers

I haven't read the legal outcome, but wouldn't this have happened anyways if the forums were in other places? The github got removed as well

LETS FUCKING GOOO

As a sidenote, I bought a whole new SSD and I plan to switch from windows 10 to ubuntu (yeah I know) when I have more stability in my life. At the moment I don't want more changes in my life because I have a lot going, but it's coming

Gotta respect that

I know that headline must be incredibly infuriating for a public like lemmy, * but *, personally I have some conflicts about the whole retirement concept since it starts a chain of cognitive decline and isolation (this is a source but there are many more: https://bmcgeriatr.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s12877-017-0556-7)

I'm not saying that people should be working forever, I just wonder if there could be some optional way for some elder people to contribute to society in a way that feels meaningful? Are there jobs where they could fit and have that feeling of fulfillment? Understand that I have met a fair amount of old people that felt useless and was just "waiting to die" in a depressive way. In some ways jobs can be a source of happiness if people isn't being exploited. What I'm thinking about would be optional and with less hours involved

On the other hand, maybe what I'm describing is not necessarily a "job position for old people" per se, maybe if we as a society invested more in quality of life for the elder I believe we could make them happier. I feel terrible that we're barely doing anything for the loneliness problem...

Pomodoro technique is working alright for me, what are you using?

What are they made of anyways?? Could one see any etching marks with a microscope?

Oh wow!

Given:

• the current status of the housing market
• the job crisis that will come as a side effect of the AI revolution
• the climate change fuckfest that is coming in the next 20 years

I feel like this generation of young people might face something even worse than the great depression

Not sure if this is the right place to start this conversation, but I find glassdoor much more pleasing and respectful than linkedin. If you're struggling to get a job maybe give it a shot, it's incredibly though out there right now, best of luck to all of you!!

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