Phones

You don't really need an 8-core CPU and 12 gigs of RAM for making calls and browsing the web, which is what 95% of people use their phones for. Not even buying such phone for the sake of longevity is worth it since most manufacturers drop support for their phones after 5 years at most.

ChromeOS if you consider it as one.

Apparently "modern" means hiding options behind extra clicks

How desperate to destroy Lemmy must you be to spam CSAM on communities and potentially get innocent people into trouble?

It's hypocritical to call your service "privacy friendly" and then require the use of a Google/Facebook/GitHub account to log in. I kinda understand the reason why they do this, but they could have at least allowed you to use a more private email provider.

I'm honestly glad that Apple products aren't popular in my country.

They found a 100% effective way to place microchips on our bodies within just 10 months? Damn, I didn't know science had advanced that much.

Lemmy has zero monetary gain from you being addicted to the platform unlike Reddit.

Lemmy's smaller community means that there's not an endless stream of content to keep you hooked.

Even with millions of active users though I don't see Lemmy being nowhere near as addicive as Reddit

Which starts with a "K" sound, but is actually spelled with a "K" sound

AI is truly magical

Swearing shouldn't ever be censored.

The fact that crypto is listed on the side makes me wanna bump my head on the wall.

The whole thing in general looks like a mobile app stretched to fit on a monitor. I mean, that's how most websites are in 2023.

I can't think of a reason why anyone would use a browser other than Firefox and its forks.