Gotta have those dopamine hits from the extremely sweet drinks. If they are carbonated, then you get even more dopamine!
Things were not perfect for me growing up, but I’m glad desert with every meal wasn’t a thing my family did. I’ve met many people who think about it like how you described.
This post isn’t about the games being removed from the face of the internet. It’s just one platform.
It’s too early to panic.
It’s DRM free. Just practice good backups man. No need to jump to piracy.
I’m not sure I always buy into the idea that precision is bad and broadly accessible is good. Not in this era of anti-intellectualism at least.
But I definitely see your point, if you are talking about making things accessible. Vague claims of “they just want to sound smart” smell of anti-intellectualism to me.
Isn’t it just precision?
The need for GoFundMe in our society has really gotten out of control.
huh, interesting! It’s The Mythical Man-Month! That book was published back in 1975. They definitely know better, but must be in quite a pickle.
Where’s that federation?
And how would this fit in? Are they just going to build a bunch of excuses into the platform, and then claim it’s now impossible?
Yeah, cover your shame.
Logged out YouTube was covered up a few years ago.
Are we aware of any big name titles that are not complete because they didn’t have actors?
Is there any chance this contributed to latest GTA6 delay?
Or did all of the major studios just switch to actors that are not part of a guild/union?
Domestic US cars can’t compete with foreign cars. We’ve known that forever. Or at least since the 90s.
Growing up in the 90s in Wisconsin, all the conservatives around me always talked shit about foreign cars.
I can’t comprehend how they justified it. But I also knew nothing about cars.
It was only back in ~2016 that I realized how much building a car is similar to building a computer. Supply chains, common parts, designs made to fit common “cases”. Etc etc.
Destroying sources of data is quite fascist.
It’s exceptionally difficult to build a browser from the ground up.
But if anyone could do it, it would be a company with the money and (supposed) intelligence they have in their ranks.
There’s a group making a new browser engine though, I think it’s called ladybird?
“What?! We help people budget!”
“What?! We help people when times are tough!”
“What?! 73% of our customers pay us zero interest!”
Reddit could have done this too, but never did. At least to my knowledge.
There must be a reason.
Service contracts are where the money is at!
Sure, then the post just doesn’t need any upvotes, imo.
I find mass down votes on such things to be toxic behavior. Tech savvy or not. I mean, it’s basically toxic nerd behavior.
And that was just an example on hand. I’ve seen it in other communities too, again, when the news was positive or neutral and fit the community even better than talking about a single web browser in a general tech community.
I should add that this phenomenon overlaps with another, where a post will get a bunch of downvotes initially, and then “recover” or get back past zero. Many of these seem to be related to brigading or malicious bot activity. So, many of the examples I’ve run across end up being something else.
Just for context, I usually browse Lemmy All and my Home feed with the Active/hot in the last 6 hours view. So I see lots of young posts, relatively speaking.
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