“If you type your password, it automatically gets filters into asterisks. For example, my password is ********!”

Someone believed this. His password was hunter2.

I’ve got the same deal. YouTube in my browser is effectively useless. But there are always ways to circumvent the bullshit.

I like this comment. Because you’re right, I felt doom in the pit of my stomach before seeing it. Thanks for adding nuance.

Can confirm.

Yeah, every sense of community I’ve ever felt with a job was also ruined by that same job. I don’t remotely miss it, and I’m firmly child-free.

Going through these movies for the first time ever, and I just heard this quote last night. I finally get to say I understood that reference 😎

I have my phone set to DND at all times, and I can confirm that you can allow certain notifications to come through. Only important notifications and calls from contacts come in. My peace of mind improved quite a bit with this change.

It’s culture war bullshit. I assure you, a statistically significant portion of the right believes wholeheartedly that this is a good thing. It’s exactly what they voted for.

What did he mean by this

Oof. Kinda awkward, but…

*too

I just tried chatgpt with all of these failure points–a 5-letter word that fits alphabetically between amber and amble (ambit), a sentence that ends in the letter R (it ended with “door”), and a poem that rhymes (aabbccbb). These things appear to be getting ironed out quite quickly. I don’t think it’s much longer before we’ll have to make some serious concessions.

For the curious, I got two responses with different calculations and different answers as a result. So it could take anywhere from 1.5 to 7.5 billion butts to swarm mount everest. Again, I’m not checking the math because I got the answer I wanted.

Well yeah. I’m not gonna verify how many butts it takes to swarm mount everest, because that’s not worth my time. The robot’s answer is close enough to satisfy my curiosity.

I would be one of you if they didn’t purge my accounts years ago. The trust will never return.

I see. There’s the disconnect. You offered both an anecdote and an objective statement. You called the comic inaccurate, as well as stating what happens as though it’s a universal experience. And then you offered an anecdote. The response was geared towards your first couple remarks, not the anecdote. They were snarky about it, but the sentiment is true. You were speaking for everyone, not just yourself. Your retort doesn’t make much sense because they weren’t doing the same thing.

Genuinely curious. What do you mean by this?

Does Lemmy not like Linux all of a sudden…?

This is the way.

Food deserts are real, and they show you real fast how exploitable you can be.

A test of long-term sustainable viability, conducted by the limitations within the forces of nature that we audaciously call our home.