Lmao I like the tl;drs on TOS page. Some of them are a little reductive, but it’s still better than making it a giant illegible block

It’s a suv now, no longer a hatchback

Who is thoughtbot

The IP address is from the US though

I’m not European but isn’t Lemm.ee American?

Sure, moderating and creating places like the fediverse are good and useful. But 99% of the time people spend on the fediverse isn’t doing that

I feel like this article misses the essence of the original. It’s a strawman. Yes, being on the fediverse is better than being on twitter/facebook whatever corpo media. But it is equally susceptible to just endless scrolling without any action

Many Twitter refugees made a good choice in migrating from Musk’s X to Bluesky, carving out a new online space that is inhospitable to bigoted debate bros and time-wasting trolls. But in their enemies’ absence, many of these Left-leaning posters have just reverted to dunking on each other, preferring the catharsis of sectarian conflict over the hard work of organizing.

Yeah I’ve tried bluesky, this is entirely accurate. 90% of US political content on bluesky is basically a combination of r/whitepeopletwitter and r/clevercomebacks. Same people too, that reddit loves

people seem to find the idea of organizing on lemmy absurd

All superpowers and magic can in some way be used to create perpetual energy machines.

Another way to do this without carbon would be to just summon them high up and sad they fall they spin turbines. Though you’d end up with a ton of baguettes and nothing to do with them

90% of b2b software. They literally charge thousands of dollars while giving the worse piece of shit software you’ve ever used.

Yeah OP, it just sounds like an unhealthy coping mechanism. He might just need some empathy

Time to switch Grandma?

She’ll probably miss her friends though

Idk how to even attach it to a domain

Might just learn nix if I get to that.

But yeah, I have no interest in prebuilt devices

I’m assuming that would drive up costs, so not very many use it

I don’t have an explicit threat model beyond “I don’t want anyone able to read my stuff”. It just makes me uncomfortable and I find myself limiting what I’m able to put down. I’ll trust a provider or service if I must, but generally I just prefer things to be E2E and not worry about it

I have an old laptop I tried using, though it had some keyboard issues and it’s wifi is near dead, so I’d have to buy ethernet adaptors at minimum

Most Europeans still have a casual sense of arrogance and superiority over the rest of the world. It’s not very heavy, but it’s there, even among some of the best people I know

About 1/8 of the page is the product. Almost NONE of the page is the “specifications” section, which is the most important section.

Not a very useful metric once you add in infinite scroll. More important is the fact is the “frequently bought together” section between the product and its details, all of which are collapsed by default (unless you did that)

I think we need to actually do some new user testing, instead of endless discussion with nothing to back it up.

Idk who the first person is, but here’s the response for ellen pao: