That's fine, but being a social platform, I assume everyone is a caricature of themselves. Other creators have discussed here the near moronic poster/thumb images getting more clicks vs less overly dramatic versions. So at this point, I assume that the closer to a program that would fit in Idiocracy television programming is the ultimate goal to get those precious likes.
I have Haiku as sole OS on a Thinkpad, not my primary machine but some days I'll work the whole day on it no problem - it's a really enjoyable experience in fact.
I haven't tried, and I won't at least for a few months. But I looked at the list of installed apps, and I couldn't find a calendaring (iCal) app. If that exists, I and many others I think, could use Haiku "for real". Realistically, I only need a terminal and SSH (check) a web browser (check), email (check) and something with iCal. Since many organizing solutions (such as Todoist - no affilition, I just use it) has iCal integration, iCal gives you a way to integrate and sync with your phone, be it iOS or Android.
So if I had all that, I could use Haiku as my home/hobby tinkering machine. I would still need a Mac, Linux or Windows machine to do some other heavy lifting, but I already have three computers at home, so no problem.
