[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 28 points 1 year ago

Which meaningless drama did I miss here?

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 21 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

That is going to be a problem for apple, better make the next iPhone’s battery be unreplaceable and self destruct after 2 years.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 17 points 1 year ago

If you are a permanent employee and get a good salary I can follow your argument, you are a cog in a machine and get reimbursed regularly. But if you are hired project by project and get paid some lump sum (and probably not a good one), then exposure in credits and on IMDb is really valuable.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 43 points 1 year ago

I hope the tickets are really expensive! And why wait until 2050?

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 23 points 1 year ago

I cannot understand this either: we have an everything app, it’s called our homescreen, why would you use that to launch another one?

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 23 points 1 year ago

When mouthing this opinion back on Reddit I got swamped with downvotes and crypto apologists immediately. But in my opinion brave is shady af and I don’t see their value over Firefox and a reasonable ad blocker, maybe a pi-hole and anti tracking.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 19 points 1 year ago

With the recent bribery scandal, EU officials seem to come really cheap.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 85 points 1 year ago

Facebook does get to decide how they store and encrypt their data. Apple and Signal have received court orders in the past, they did comply with, but there was just nothing than meta data zu turn over.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 85 points 1 year ago

If the “hot” and “active” filters continue to work as expected and bots get reasonably moderated or blocked, I don’t even think Lemmy needs a high barrier to entry or petulance. The most important thing is to not optimize any recommendation or sorting algorithm on session duration, ads seen before closing session, and revenue per user.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 51 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

I believe the failed Twitter-to-Mastodon exodus made spez and his yesmen cocky. I hope they underestimated how much more tech savvy the average redditor is - especially the nexus poster, who keep the community afloat.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 80 points 1 year ago

Reddit felt really astroturfed for years now. Start mentioning Neill Druckman in any capacity and your post immediately got flooded with copy paste hate centered on TLoU2. It seemed organic at the time, but when the TV series came out it was very sus, as if somebody had forgotten to turn off their bot army.

[-] shinjiikarus@mylem.eu 29 points 1 year ago

I always compare self hosting to PC gaming: it has some very specific benefits, but you don’t even comprehend, how many downsides you will encounter you cannot even start to anticipate. If one doesn’t like the pain a little bit theses hobbies aren’t any good and I totally understand everyone giving up on them.

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