A pipe dream invented by DuPont to make people not feel bad about throwing away plastic!

Not like the millions or billions of man hours wasted to make 50-ish removed into defacto-gods.

There are some communities that never transitioned to Lemmy, so I'll be using them untill old.reddit is disabled.

I'm on month 2 of an eye twitch. Last time it was 4 months in my arm and before that 4 months in my other eye.

Except for my AMD 1800x that was 4 years old when W11 launched and not supported.

Drove the same Jeep for 13 years, the check engine light was on for at least 10. Oxygen sensors are bullshit.

I don't care if I have to see unobtrusive ads (not overlays, not popups, not unskippable videos) ads help keep many web services free, sometimes I even find it helpful when ads are relevant to my recent searches or the page I am looking at. But having companies build up profiles about me and then share that between themselves is bullshit, that kind of behavior would be treated as stalking if done by an individual, why is it ok for a business?

Canadian here, no, not at all. I had a family doctor but they retired, the new doctor was already full up so I am left without a family doctor. If I need medication it has to be paid for out of pocket, any dentistry that is not life altering (cleaning, fillings, braces/retainers/corrections) has to be paid for out of pocket. Therapy? Out of pocket. Glasses, hearing aids, you guessed it.

Sure you could have a job with health coverage but that is up to the discretion of your employer, they can drop your coverage and all you can do is nothing. Canadian health care is an absolute embarrassment and should never be celebrated as some achievement over the only country with a worse system than ours.

Company I'm at runs Windows server. Kill me.

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It requires active user participation. Windows, Mac, iOS and Android will all "work" even if you have no idea what you are doing and no plans to to learn. Just keep running the apps or downloading .exes from cnet.

You can stumble your way through Linux as well but it's a lot less forgiving. If something doesn't work immediately it's up to the user to search the relevant keywords and see if there is a is a fix. That can be frustrating if you aren't so great with a search engine, you don't know what the relevant terms are or you don't know how to implement a fix that is not for your exact setup.

You know this is gonna be a thing now. Like rule 34.5, if you can think it, there will be a Kickstarter of it.