If your instance supports it, you should be able to find it under your account settings.

For example, this is how it is on the blahaj.zone instance, on desktop (it’s pretty much the same on the mobile site, just more horizontally compressed to fit on vertical screen orientations):

It’s quite fantastic actually, especially since my instance uses vaporwave-dark as its theme. 👍

Wow, this was a rollercoaster of emotions.

As others have already stated, it’s expensive to start, expensive to maintain, and very high-risk.

Most startups fail within the first two years, and an organization that doesn’t focus first and foremost on profit is I imagine even more likely to fail within those first couple of years.

No problem. Philosophy can be fun! ^_^

As you should.

:P

Actually, I think they were referring to Russell’s Teapot.

I too have watched Technology Connection’s video on the topic. :P

Oh hell yeah. I used to spend hours on miniclip.

addictinggames.com

Ahhhh good times. :3

That, and armorgames.com back in the Flash era.

Thanks, I’ve always aspired to that. Maybe tomorrow I’ll win the Game.

One’s a gigantic potato, the other a tiny French fry. They are different institutions with different rules.

Me: What’s a Blue Ocean Event?

Me: looks it up

Me: Well shit.

While I agree, as someone currently living in America, I hope not.

The original question says “the next four years”. That (four years being the length of a presidential term) and the general timing of this post (the very recent election) strongly implies it’s US-centric.

I get that, but they were talking about student loan debt, not other debt.

That’s one month, though. You seemed to be saying you could ask to get your entire debt forgiven. That ain’t happening.

Yeah, seriously, it’s the US Government who lent us money, not Granny Sue from around the corner.

Only assuming they made enough to cover interest. I certainly don’t.

long serie of figures faithful

I hate to be that person, but the singular of “series” is “series”. There is no singular called “serie”.