Disney directly acted against Kimmel, caving to political pressure from the government, a wanton act of government censorship. What did Disney do to Palestine? Bomb them?

I recall seeing a study from a major university that basically showed how having money directly translated into political influence. We are a straight oligarchy.

We’re still overdue for a eugenics war and WW3 before Star Trek timeline.

I think the biggest problem is Windows behaves like freeware with it’s ads but it’s not even cheap, let alone free.

Source then Destination is the usual convention in my mind. I probably wouldn’t make a mistake either way because I’m the type to punch shit into my calculator 3 times to make sure.

KHAN!

I decided to play Overwatch until I could zen out and exude peace and cooperation. The idea that a game and the people playing it could make me irrationally angry made me rue my lack of self regulation. Took time and patience but I did get there! I think patience is the key word there. Patience isn’t a strength of mine with the ADHD and whatnot.

Plex Server. Enough content there for lifetimes.

I don’t know about you but I drive over 5-10km regularly. For a short miserable stretch my daily commute was 90 miles. Buying household groceries or anything of size sounds annoying or impossible on bike. And then there’s work tools and whatnot that many professionals keep in vehicle.

Idiots will still not know where anything is saved. Catering to the technologically illiterate has made society way more illiterate.

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I call on all consumers to buy used old vehicles that don’t do shit like this.

I do too. But I blame Reddit for that, not the users.

You may disagree with the net effect of the decision, but the decision is not hard to understand. The people that are doing it are placing a larger value on harming Reddit as a platform to hopefully force corrective change or encourage movement to competing platforms. You place a larger value on preserving knowledge.

You say you get pissed. My question is do you get pissed at the person who deleted it, or do you get pissed at Reddit for alienating it’s own users to the point of deleting their own comments?

Oooh, yeah I’ve been meaning to watch those, I loved the first one of that series but never got around to watching the rest.

Serious question. Did none of these mother fuckers watch The Terminator? Or The Matrix?

(fun project, reply back with more movies in the same vein of humanity inventing our evolutionary successors)

So confirmation bias. Gotcha. That’s generally not a great way to make sweeping generalizations about 50% of the population.

You ever hear that adage about smelling shit wherever you go, maybe check your shoes?

I still kinda feel like every one of those examples was success based on accessibility and ease of use. Connectivity issues? Inaccessible. Facebook was cleaner and more user friendly. I never had a MySpace because it just seemed more daunting to me for whatever reason. Facebook seemed cleaner and standardized in ways, so to me, it felt more accessible.

Steam and Newell comes to mind, about how piracy is an accessibility and distribution problem.

And no, I didn’t mean to invalidate your stance because you didn’t develop something, more that I too am not a developer so I couldn’t speak to your point about how easy it would be to have Reddit be Usenet based and still have the same level of proliferation. My apologies for being unclear.

Yeah, I concur. When I learned I wasn’t allowed to speak there, I simply blocked it and moved on. They can have whatever rules they want. No one is obligated to be there.

On the flip side, I can see it being irksome to click a post and have your comment be deleted because you didn’t notice that community it was or didn’t read every rule for every community.

I’ll wager the vast majority of users don’t read community rules until they run afoul of one. Personally, I just shrug it off and move on, it’s not like whining about it is going to make an entire community change it’s rules to accommodate you.

Signage is definitely important. You can’t just throw shit down on the pavement and have it be treated as a sign itself.