Beautiful watch, had the black 25th anniversary model (which looks good, I just never wore it because of its illegible screen) but this one is a keeper.
The fact that letting users choose what software they'd like to install wasn't seen as an fundamental part of a computer really highlights Apple's backwards philosophy towards user experience.
In pretty much every situation I've ever been told thank you, I've felt that "No Problem" is a much better representation of how I feel than "You're Welcome".
Nothing beats ISO 8601, YYYY-MM-DD
Not being FOSS disqualifies any lemmy client for me, I dont want a client that undermines what I like about the platform.
A University named after a disgusting, abhorrently racist and radical man makes derogatory decision.
Antennapod, hands down. It's the best podcast app I've ever used, period. Even proprietary options don't come close.
Usage time ≠ enjoyment.
Bill the manufacturer 100%, IMO. Thats why I think self driving cars beg an unanswerable legal question, as when the car drives for you, why would you be at fault? How will businesses survive if they have to take full accountability for accidents caused by self-driving cars?
I think its almost always pointless to hold back innovation, but in this case I think a full ban on self driving cars would be a great move.
Were doomed if PragerU gets screentime in classrooms.
I wouldn't be very happy if my browser injected ads into webpages.
They didnt depict him being decapitated, but his Snoo (i believe those are called Snoos) being decapitated. I think those are two entirely different things, especially given the french revolution theme around it.
Admins are being pussies imo. (After making a very bad decision in returning /r/place) They are of course fully within their right to, and that's why reddit sucks.
The way I see it, community-based social media is a public forum, where every post / comment is public (Obviously less applicable on an individualized platform like Instagram). Everyone has an inherent right to privacy, but not when they're using a platform like Lemmy. Twitter and Facebook are fundamentally different platforms. You can't expect privacy while using lemmy, so use a different platform to post private content.