And if/when you're sick of it, you can block it all by server, as opposed to centralized social media where you have to block every nazi sock puppet in the universe individually.
Do the people actually want this? I assumed it was lawmakers serving oligarchs.
Compared to what? The dolphins are a bunch of rapists.
"The tighter your grasp, the more systems will slip through your fingers."
Right now crypto is pretty much only for libertarians and money laundering.
Video piracy is pretty much only for people who can't stand a little bit of ads.
Porn sites just ask if you're over 18 and then show you whatever you want.
Increasing the barrier to exit allows these services to enshittify further, but also gives normal people an actual reason to switch.
Mamdani is ruining the grading curve.
I'd imagine most kids using Linux are either being actively taught computers by a parent who's paying close attention, or so smart that nobody is stopping them from doing anything.
That could've been biodeisel if they didn't fight everything but electric cars.
Is it a few bad individuals, or the entire concept of a corporation?
If I dumped barrels of pollution into the river myself as an individual, then I'd be arrested. But if I hide behind a corporate veil and pay someone else to do it, then nobody gets arrested, and my fine is below the environmental cost.
Corporations are inherently evil. If they weren't, then they'd just pay for liability insurance like a doctor does. The whole reason they exist is to legally avoid the personal responsibility you suggest. Peacefully protesting outside their houses isn't enough.
lol Matt Walsh dismissing the ozone layer is in that link
After a billion have died, that'll be climate change someday.
I assume they mean in Louisiana
Nobody knows when a bubble will pop. It could be literally today.
