

They’ll just insert bots who’ll comment generic, soulless things to say instead. “OMG This product amazed me!” or “I cannot BELIEVE how nobody discovered this sooner!” all the while artificially inflating numbers.
They’ll just insert bots who’ll comment generic, soulless things to say instead. “OMG This product amazed me!” or “I cannot BELIEVE how nobody discovered this sooner!” all the while artificially inflating numbers.
It is like they know you’re using adblocks, so instead of trying to force ads down your throat, they try making your experience miserable by breaking their own viewer or whatever. It is absolutely petty of them.
Leave a video sitting there in idle for too long, come back, it plays for 10 seconds then has to reload itself. Sometimes, it doesn’t do this, so it requires a complete refresh.
They can do this bullshit all they want but I am not letting up on blocking ads.
I want Netbooks to come back for this reason. The only reason they failed the first wave was because nobody at the time thought to treat them as just smaller laptops that could be improved. They were just glorified pre-Chromebooks that were underpowered.
Technology has progressed since then so there’s no excuse not to bring them back. I loved the idea of carrying something that small around and not have it hinder me as much as a full laptop could.
It’s not dead, it’s just not matching the level of activity of users as the numbers of users there is reported on paper.
I’d like to see Lemmy get a lot of microcommunities like Reddit but the problem is, one user can do so much.
A good city or town is a good one when they can offer things that don’t require money. Parks, Events that don’t charge anything and vice versa.
That’s because Dollar General and anything with so much as to have ‘Dollar’ in their store’s name or function like one, expects you to be a swiss-army knife of an employee while still getting shit pay and benefits.
Yeah that’s the real question here. In other words, he can’t so he’s screwed either way.
Both have placed lunar exploration high on their national agendas and explicitly tied it to future technological and strategic advantage.
As the US practically guts NASA…
If the knight was equipped with a shield and sword - Knight.
If the knight had neither - Knight.
Even if the knight had no shield or weapons, it would fare better because his limbs become the next weapon being covered in armor a lion cannot penetrate. At least immediately. The only chance a lion remotely has is if it manages to knock the knight’s helmet off and go for the face and head following a takedown.
But I also wouldn’t say it’d be easy for the knight either because, all of that weight will just fall onto him should he be tackled. A full suit of armor typically weighs 50 pounds all over combined. So if a lion tackles the knight and manages to have enough intelligence to try and use suffocation as a means, that’s 50 pounds + the weight of the lion of 420, that knight is not getting up anytime soon.
Besides the AI bubble I’m wanting to burst, I want this cringe-inducing obsession people have over KPop to burst someday too.
It has turned some people into being unhealthily rabid over this.
It’s a little tradition and a bit of a promise, even though vague and breakable if we’re honest.
I wouldn’t have done that personally, I would’ve had it required that immigrants sign a doctrine as to whether the immigrant is going to uphold the laws of the country they’re migrating. Failing to do so would be automatic deportation.
Lemmy itself has been turning into a faucet of Reddit, they either don’t know that yet or they refuse to acknowledge it. Whichever.
You know, I’ll embrace any technology piece that isn’t from this shithead or Musk, anyday. Let me know of those alternatives.
I don’t think there really is any other way, without making it incredibly awkward. Can you imagine the scenario? Who would you find? Who would you know is directly responsible for the thing you’ve pirated?
See, there is quite a slope here to go down on when it comes to this very thing. Let me put it into perspective for you.
Pirating movies isn’t really hurting anyone that badly. Usually, actors and actresses are paid six to seven figures a film with lesser-than actors probably getting four to five digits of funds. They’re fine. It’s the greedy, ungrateful and unappreciative executives operating the studios that want more and more.
That’s just an example. A lot of the time, the rights of media content is largely signed over to the networks anyways so it would be a moot point to bother with doing this. I really don’t know what to tell you in regards to this.
I just think it’d be awkward to hunt down almost every individual involved with something you pirated, to directly support them. That’s a lot of lives to sustain and make up for in directly supporting. Not everyone here has bottomless pits of cash laying around, that’s why they sign with record labels and make deals with studios, because they have that kind of pull and money.
Also to consider, maybe some people are against piracy whom you want to support, you don’t know that. You can run into the wrong person, tell them you pirated their material, they could get offended and take you to court for it.
So to wrap it all up - it is not simply worth it. We know who we’re “hurting” and it isn’t the creators. All that they’d ask us to do the most, is appreciate what they’ve done.
You only read one line in before shilling apple? Lol
I don’t get why these kinds of questions are still asked, when it has been the Republican and particularly, Trump’s mission to throw the government in disarray. He’s in it all for himself and everyone is at that expense.
There is nothing that is in it for them, except dismantle everything recklessly, plunge the country into complete internal chaos and then leave any competent administration, if there’s any left, to spend all of their time fixing them if it is possible. Just in time for the chance of another Republican body to come in and do it all again.
There is a lot of risk when it comes to investing. The stock market is a lot of guesswork and sheer gambling in of itself.
$15k to me would be a great savings foundation that will grow overtime.
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Roundhouse kick that kid to the moon.