JBloodthorn

False. Like, completely and totally wrong. The science is clear, and you are on the side opposite of it. There are experts on one side, and you on the other. It is amazing just how many incorrect statements you are barfing out.

Their pricing is based on “trust me bro” currently, since they don’t have details on how it will work. They say it was installed i number of times, therefore you owe them j. No need for a bot farm when they can just lie, since we have no way to verify their numbers.

The only choice involved in being trans is the choice to let everyone else know (or not). They are a demographic, not an ideology.

I would make video games. I’d even do some adult ones, since I’ve noticed the existing ones aren’t super great.

That Basil Poledouris soundtrack is amazing, too. I love that they still sample it for games.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHfE682mm3c

🎶 Walk without rhythm, it won’t attract the worm🎵

I’m going to guess Fairphone 5, based on the battery saying “FAIRPHONE 5”.

This is from the same company that coded the behaviour into Teams such that if I take a deliberate action to hide the meeting window, it pops up a smaller on-top window. But if I just click another window (potentially on accident), it does not.

But your whiny and lazy ass is better?

D-brand could make a LTT screwdriver wrap so that people can cover the logo, instead of dremelling it off.

If you object to people expressing their displeasure, you don’t need to throw a fuss about it.

Seconding Everything. Being able to search for text inside of files has been a godsend.

I’ve found that used to be more true than it is lately. I think they’re making an effort now.

Good for them.

If it weren’t for reader mode, a lot of news sites would be unusable.

And lets give the dot menu a slight delay so it looks neat.

The version on my S5 is a quarter the size of the version on my XCover. Both give the same directions. The app ballooned to 4x the size for ads and features I have literally never used on the phone like street view and “explore”.

The version on my near decade old phone is also snappier and uses less data because it isn’t background loading a bunch of ads for me to tune out.

Sometimes it’s as simple as something like “firefox doesn’t support import maps”, but now they do (in 108+) but nobody has the time or inclination to go back and validate that the site now works in firefox.

The logic is that they don’t count ignition costs because they only have to be paid once. So it’s producing more than it consumes, and would eventually start netting a surplus.

What’s extra stupid about these, is most of the time just using a user agent switcher to make the site think you’re on chrome or opera makes it work just fine.