It’s the same as it ever was: some communities you go for good discussion, others you should just avoid the comments because you know they’ll only rile you up

Still billions of users, we’re just not the target market anymore

I like your attitude!

“How dads feel when a stranger uses their driveway in which to turn around” makes you sound like a bit of a wanker though

“as soon as resources allow”

Sir Keir’s aim matches that of Chancellor Jeremy Hunt

Just a tactical statement to win over any floating voters for whom this might be the deal-breaker, with a caveat that there might never be enough resources to allow it then?

LinkedIn seemed great for me, lots of job listings and it made applying for jobs relatively simple (for the ones that allowed auto-fill)

I hear people post stuff on it but I can’t see why that’s relevant so I’ve never looked at that feature

“My parents didn’t pay through the nose for me to study my own culture at a prestigious foreign university for them to say things that go against the party line. I didn’t come here to learn, I came here for networking and a door-opening piece of paper!”

It probably was very simple for the kid who wrote it, just import everything and write a couple of lines to use all this stuff that already exists!

Just because the USA isn’t completely homogenous to those who live there doesn’t mean that it’s remotely comparable to Europe. Yes the EU and the eurozone exist, but the USA still has a common language, a common currency, a common government, and a comparatively tiny history.

these days

When, at any point in history, have people acknowledged that there was no social change or disruption and everyone was happy?

That’s rental though. This really does happen though, buying a leasehold but not the freehold is basically buying a licence to live in your house from the person who owns the land.

Buying food must be exhausting. We know Nestlé is bad, but how do you manage to check the parent company of every single food item and go through all the execs’ behaviours to know if they meet your moral standards?

I hope you thoroughly review the board of executives of every company that provides every product you use

You shouldn’t base your browser usage on whether or not the boss is a bigot. How many CEOs of big tech companies do you think are lovely people? There are plenty of real reasons not to use Brave, the founder being a knob is just the icing on the cake.

I think it might just be a joke

I didn’t discover that lemmy.world has a Scunthorpe Problem auto-censor editing your comments for you (and mine, but only if you’re reading them on lemmy.world) so I’m actually not sure if you’re making a joke or are unaware of what’s happening!

Well they voted for Truss first

Did you reply to the wrong comment?

Lol, the Scunthorpe problem in action

Meanwhile, across the pond