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  • Google sucks so bad you switched to... microsoft? 🤔

  • We really are ruled by corporations.

    I guess this is why it was so important to neuter the government and public institutions. Can't have regular people with control over their own lives.

  • While I love the idea of Mojeek, the execution leaves a lot to be desired.

  • You can also use Startpage, which copies google's results.

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    I fucking hate how these companies get so bloated and then start doing whatever the fuck they want.

  • Maybe it's you guys, but I never really had this issue.

  • Good point, although I agree with the sentiment of online communities becoming hugboxes with no room for actual dissent.

  • Is there a way to hide images on lemmy?

    These are very annoying and obnoxious.

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  • This is how capitalism shoots itself in the foot. It's not actually the best system for progressing as quickly as possible.

  • Yep. Citizens' United guaranteed that by allowing corporations to funnel an unlimited amount of money into campaigns.

    Just a heads up, if spending wasting egregious amounts of money didn't influence the outcome of elections, why would people do it?

  • aiming for and pleasing the under-served sub-$250 market.

    It's already served by iGPUs and used dGPUs.

    I shudder to think of the poor soul that is so clueless and not-actually-frugal that they look at their needs and say an intel dGPU is the best choice.

  • budget/entry level

    Shit nobody cares about because we have iGPUs for that purpose.

  • Meh. Maybe it will accelerate us to open hardware.

  • If Intel didn't have yield issues for over a decade, wouldn't they be much further ahead than AMD by now?

    Kinda weird how their production problems conveniently coincide with what will keep them "neck n' neck" with the competition for as long as possible.

  • The fact it costs anything at all, let alone a subscription, should be enough for the working class to seek other options.

    This generation has sold itself out to the lowest bidder.