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  • Yes, how do people not get this? It’s super simple

  • Exactly, just look at the results. Trump has done so many despicable things, and has said so many horrible things, yet it doesn’t matter for them.

    But on the Dem side, if a candidate is not X or Y enough, then part of the voter base stays at home whining, to punish their party - though at the end they only end up punishing themselves.

  • Yet a lot of women still voted for him, rather than another woman. Very disappointing results

  • Why, what else happened today?

    /s

  • Yeah, I think if you run it empty on the hottest setting a few times, it should be fine. Maybe some manual disinfection with alcohol inbetween. There might also be soecial soap you can use to clean it out

  • Only one way to find out. Brb

  • NSFT

    (Not Safe For Toilet)

  • Dropping the hard Y

  • They should definitely know better, especially as a few years ago it was in the news how you could map some US bases by the runs that soldiers were doing

  • hyper greed

    You misspelled neoliberal capitalism

  • I of course make grammar mistakes and typos when messaging/commenting from my phone, but I can’t imagine creating and posting something with a mistake like this.

    10-15 years ago this would have been something to ridicule and downvote, and now most people don’t even seem to care anymore.

  • An interesting point, that a lot of younger people might not know: social media wasn’t always like this.

    When I joined facebook around 2008-09, it wasn’t algorithm driven, there weren’t even ads. You had a chronological feed of your friends’ interactions, so you could see if someone posts a photo, comments something, or shares a stupid quiz. It was a very-very different feeling compared to what we have now. It was useful and practical, but the enshittification killed it.

    I would never sign up for something like this today, absolutely useless - only reason I’m still there is the messaging app, which I use daily with most of my friends/family.

  • As someone living in the EU, I am shocked by these stories.

    In my home country in the east you, you can basically cancel most things monthly, or just stop paying, and they’ll figure it out and kick you off the service after a few weeks.

    In Germany it can be a bit more annoying, but cancellation is always legally well regulated.

  • Based on the article: the AAA thing was supposed to be something new/different, but they closed it before releasing anything. I also haven’t tried the mobile games, but they should be still available, that is done by a different team

  • Mancome:

    ( ͡~ ͜ʖ ͡°)

  • Yes, I hate to be “no true Scotsman”, but they are not actually leftists, just fan of a few dictatorships, some of which claim or used to claim to be socialist.

  • An AI feature actually useful for consumers? Corporate overloards say no thx, let’s instead fill the net with more AI-generated SEO bullshit

  • Don’t forget innovation:

  • I mean it’s definitely helping, but not in the way I imagined. It is becoming a major driver of CO2 emissions due to the large computational power if needs, which will only increase in the future. The planet is boiling, and they will keep building more server farms for the next LLM upgrade, giving up on stopping/controlling climate change.