PugJesus

When I was a kid in the early-mid 2000s, knocking on the door was always a daunting prospect - people sitting out on their porch or steps were much more approachable, and much more the norm.

There are more contributions now than there used to be, but if no one has posted in a day, I try to make a post.

... I still post most days.

It takes a large userbase. I remember on The Old Place a community might need 2 or 3 thousand subscribers before it became truly self-sustaining. The more esoteric and obscure the knowledge or material needed to post, the more subscribers you need - meme communities can hit it at 2-3 thousand, while others, like history communities, can reach 5k and still be reliant on a small number of contributors.

But I want to be a capricious god

I would challenge you to even come up with a reasonable way to spend ten million dollars a year.

I would fund multiple forms of art media and have them released for free every year while living on ramen in my leaky apartment

Hello to any billionaires looking for a worthy heir

Obama had the White House , House , and Senate and didn’t close Gitmo as promised.

Did you follow the situation? Gitmo wasn't closed because there was nowhere to transfer the prisoners. It was attempted, numerous times. There were legal battles over this.

Just trying to keep things alive until they're self-sustaining! I look forward to the day when I don't, uh, post every day.

Nice! Hope we'll see it imported into the US too.

Can we launch it against Spez?

Because this was always the plan.

The actual employees threatened to resign en masse, because the employees own equity in the company and want this dogshit move too.

If you donate your body to science, and they sell the bits they can't use to get money to do science, are you still fulfilling the original intent of the donation?

AA2 and AA3 were legitimately great games.