And calling “bot” anyone who disagrees. Peak Reddit behaviour.
And calling “bot” anyone who disagrees. Peak Reddit behaviour.


I don’t think the problematic political part is a person basically saying “Oh, I’m queer btw”, but the mod team redacting it.
I also think that trying to supress political discussion in the forums of an OS literally called Ubuntu is beyond ironic: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_philosophy


Strg-r does most of the heavy lifting for me
If you haven’t, give fzf a try. Is like Ctrl+r in asteroids


You’ll love to hear that blue-ray’s format protection creators tried making illegal publishing the hexagesimal number “09 F9 11 02 9D 74 E3 5B D8 41 56 C5 63 56 88 C0”. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Illegal_number#Background.


I live in Colombia and Steam has it at ~10 USD post-regional pricing. A friend (same location) had to pay 24 USD in his PS5 (extra 4 USD due to taxes). Sony situation is ridiculous.


They have a 49% share.


I ser your point, but that’s not an implication. There’s an incentive, but reality will depend on the company, specially in their size.


For-profit implies a lack of privacy
Care to expand on how is this always the case?


Your answer seems so out of touch with reality. It feels equivalent to suggesting a depressed person to simply don’t be sad.
Moving out to a different state is not easy, either because of family, job, money, studies, life or any other situation.


Reports are usually done for the past year. 2025 has not finished, so no day of making a complete report.
No es común ver hispanohablantes en Lemmy, ¿de qué país eres?
You can empower Ctrl+r event more by using fzf. After I started using it, I can’t imagine going back to without it.


Relevant:
Police officials have confirmed to the BBC that human remains have been found at two places


I feel like that’s the ultimate goal: simply not having “unmoral” content on the internet.
I used to think that when sites like Pornhub started geoblocking regions with those stupid laws, it was a sort of win for the open internet, some sort of fight back. Now I think that was the original goal of the fascist to begin with.


Im guessing they’ll make it illegal for users to try to bypass the restriction.


The company could, at any time, render my entire system useless unless I meet their demand
That’s already happening. Louis Rossman has a saga on the topic, including the company threatening legal action against him.


This is happening at my company. They gave us 6 months to build an AI-tool to replace a non-AI tool that has been very well built and tested for 6 years, and works perfectly well. The AI tool has some very amazing features, but it could never replace the good old tool.
The idiot in charge of the project has such a bad vision on the tool, yet likes to overhype it and oversell it so much.


The lack of local coop was also a huge downside for me back in the day.


Even if true, an old nuke will destroy your city just fine, don’t worry about that.
The argument there was that they would be excluded of any votes related to said company.