I got the entire bee movie once, but it was skippable.

There won’t be anymore elections so no need to worry about a 3rd time

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The point isn’t to get around the block. The people who passed that bill have no idea how the internet works. It should make people upset they need to bypass this gross invasion of privacy.

The point is that the individual states are requiring government issued photo ids to view pornography, and pornhub is instead blocking the states rather than giving up people’s right for privacy.

His target audience has always been children… how could you expect anything else?

I bought a new Bosch dishwasher this year, we’d been using our old broken one as a place to dry dishes for about 2 years. Supposedly this new one has wifi and whatnot. Only ever pushed the “start” button. Yes, I work in IT. 🤷🏽‍♀️

It makes sense on my ROG Ally X.

I may be boring but I’d love a well functioning vacuum, or a sharp chefs knife…

The title of this post is “I Don’t See a Reason to Switch to Windows from Linux Anymore in 2025”, surely that invites discussion?

People outside of the community are allowed to have a different experience than those within it.

The fact that time is relative disproves this already. Our understanding is limited by our ability to perceive.

But that assumption, of how reality works, is based on the premise that reality is, has always been, and can only work that way. Maybe opposites coexist in some other concept of reality?

But why?

Obviously being on Lemmy you get people who support open access. But seeing the state of the average American, and the results of their latest election, maybe it’s time for big brother to step in a little bit…

Just takes one catalyst. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Archduke_Franz_Ferdinand

There are real issues to solve first.

I’ve decided that we were just fine without the internet, please send your comment to me via written correspondence, since you have your notepad ready anyway.

So you’ve got nothing but hysterics 😂

Burden of proof is on you, to show an instance of Discord going against its ToS and selling data.

Only thing I could find: https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2024/04/billions-of-public-discord-messages-may-be-sold-through-a-scraping-service/#comments where are 3rd party bot might scrape data to then sell… which is an issue even for lemmy?