xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@ItsSkyDragonz They haven't had them for over a year (I worked there throughout my college career). I'm surprised you didn't realize that until now.

@helby @ryo The big business "advertising" on social media probably shouldn't be considered advertising. It's mostly memes and shitposts. Just look at any major fast-food or pizza company's Twitter. This shit doesn't convince anyone to buy their products. It's just the social media specialist being bored on his/her job.

@ryo @Hyolobrika @waltercool Seasteading should provide an escape from all governments (they can't claim the ocean), but various Navies around the world always intervene as the case with Taiwan.

@ryo @Hyolobrika @waltercool Well if you are breaking the law, you also need a plan in case the feds start storming your homestead.

@jeffcliff @amerika Don't forget about hosting your discussions on Reddit or Discord instead of an actual forum or chatroom.

@ItsSkyDragonz Why?

The elites are creating artificial food shortages among other things so they can create their new world order.

But let's ignore that. Let's watch the Chris Chan trial that's WAY more important guys.

@ArdainianRight Tell me how many overused JRPG (as shown in this video) tropes are used in that game.

https://invidious.poast.org/watch?v=IptvSQY9Qa8

@thatguyoverthere @Hyolobrika @waltercool At least you are not working for someone else.

@Hyolobrika @waltercool Move to the country. Generate your own electricity (solar panels). Grow your own food. It's illegal in some places though.

@waltercool I'm hoping that thing like 3D printing will help make a P2P economy a reality. If you really hate work that much then you should try living off grid or find someone who is willing to let you leech off of them.

@waltercool I don't get the mentality that people need to work less therefore we should abolish work entirely.

If you run a small business, organization, etc, PLEASE get an actual website and not some Facebook page. You are just turning away any potential customers, members, etc by locking your visibility by a Facebook login screen.

All you need is a simple static website that shows where you are located, what you are selling, how to contact you, etc. Simple HTML and CSS is not that hard. If you can't handle that, you can easily whip up something in a Word Processor (which I normally wouldn't condone but is much better than hosting your shit on Facebook). Just don't use shit like Wix or Squarespace which adds unnecessary big tech JS to your site.