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Krasnol
1y ago
After my professional experience with their printers, I won’t touch anything coming from that company ever again. I can very well imagine how they can build in massive amounts of new enshitification methods to make you pay even more.
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1y ago
I found it pretty fast on the /r/signal sub and went from there.
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1y ago
Just adding to the other commenters pointing out the unstable genius: What do you think would have been the reaction of the angry TACO-lord if NVIDIA had announced that they're investing in the EU and not the US? We know by now how wea
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1y ago
I never said "no subscription". There is also obviously a HUGE difference between advertising and advertising. Somehow they could run the page with far less intrusive ads before. It is now a problem and not enough because you have
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1y ago
> Or pay for a YouTube subscription? At this point, if I had no choice like ublock: I'd still not pay them. Why should I? To enforce this behaviour so everybody suffers more? What about those people who can't afford a subscript
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1y ago
Your link points to an article from 2022... We'll see how that goes.
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1y ago
Tell him that asking for 30/40$ without delivering even a single video is asking too much. Especially for such a minimalistic game.
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1y ago
My thought also. RimWrld, a game with a small dev team but seemingly endless potential is $28.00 for the base game. I can't imagine how this game could justify those $40.
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1y ago
You know you're lost if the main argument is a whataboutism.
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1y ago
Oh wow ok. Now I understand :D
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1y ago
I just looked up "Openfeint". It took me a while to find the connection to Discord. Not sure if I did because it seems like some mobile app for people who play mobile games with some connection to some Japanese network and hosted
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1y ago
Well we had people being "let go" (how I hate this term...as if they were trying to flee but couldn't before) at our Call Center. Replaced by AI. The women were older. Didn't have long until retirement. Seems to be still
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1y ago
I assume the main difference is the timeline of events. It would be ignorant not to fear the ID at this point with all the other mechanisms described by OP. The ID in itself can be a good thing. There is no evil in itself. The context howev
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Apple Pulls the Savant from Its Release Schedule
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1y ago
What I've been witnessing in the recent time is that people who have no coding experience but great ideas, get into coding and due to the cheap and fast way of generating this code, have no issues with sharing it. Other people who have
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1y ago
This Thiel-Verse product is exactly what privacy concerned people always warned about but worse. We're delivering tools of surveillance to a world where freedom loving countries turn into oppressive regimes. Really ugly times ahead of
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1y ago
I hope by admitting defeat and shifting the blame for the numbers to creators, they also stop this ridiculous fight with adblockers. I'm sure they could allocate the investments in this elsewhere.
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1y ago
The final paragraphs read like stories from the war. "Yeah we hope to survive despite..." Bad times.
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1y ago
You don't. The rest of the plane is the pillar of course.
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1y ago
God I love this tool. It's fun to just make up words: https://anycrap.shop/product/humpi-palumpila
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1y ago
If you hook it up to a production line, capitalism will reach it's peak. I love it. https://anycrap.shop/product/ai-powered-roller-blades-for-go...
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1y ago
This is the actual judgement: https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/en/TXT/?uri=CELEX:62... One of the reasons they judged this way is the lack of feasible low-carbon alternatives. Which is hilarious becau
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It is actually a very common trope. The "grassroots"-Jesus, Michael Shellenberger, who dominates the arguments being spread by this movement, doesn't get tired to repeat it. He even had to comment on the TV Show Chernobyl: h
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1y ago
It is quite interesting to see this development on forums like this one. I guess the Thiel influence is strong here too but it seems like "The Last Scream of the Old World", which is a right wing, populist and anti-intellectual to
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1y ago
I don't understand this comments on forums like this one. Who do you think you are addressing with this? People here are either on Apple, already on some other X or do use Windows because they have to. Most of the rest of the people on
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1y ago
Wouldn't it be nice if, in this time of feeding our IDs to the machine, there would be someone who would also offer some nice and easy way to identify ourselves digitally? Maybe someone who sits on all that unverified advertisement tra
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1y ago
I wished I'd have spend some time looking them up before I bought 2 new drives for my old Synology. The new QNAP is so much better. I'd have switched just for the UI already..
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1y ago
For Your Safety Government sites are blocked for security reasons. FuckUpMySite is for PARODY and ENTERTAINMENT purposes only.
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This is untrue or those people with "differing views" wouldn't have a way to vote themselves into power after being so loud that it dominated significant parts of the social bubble. But they were and they are in power now. So
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1y ago
Of course it is biased. Biased towards sanity while the government and a significant part of this country is biased in the opposite direction. No wonder they're afraid.
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