Right? Lockdown sucked a bit because it was harder to play physical boardgames, but my other hobbies were unaffected and I had the bonus if less traffic and fewer people in grocery stores, not to mention the occasional lineup where I’d have time to mentally transition.

Man, that picture is peak nostalgia in every detail. I want some just to look at it and travel back to better times…

Legit had somebody angry with me at work because their copilot button wasn’t showing in Outlook… Like what? If you can’t even write your own emails why are you even employed? “What would you say… You do here?”

Same, but Krita

Seems like it’s all going to Putin’s plan. I just hope I live to see the part when Putin turns on them all and stabs them in the back.

If it was about user security, they would allow all users to have root level access to their phone.

See the same nonsense in the PC world with people talking about their “anticheat” when in what they really mean is “rootkit”

Interesting that you could still care less. I’m in the same position and I literally couldn’t care any less unless I found some way to negatively care or something

Yeah, I only use that hot mess of an OS when I get paid to use it lmao

Is is our tax money paying Ford when it could be funding an even bigger science centre? We need to fix that lol

No way - you straight up say she enjoys having sex with you, and you’re making sure she’s taken care of. Who cares how it’s done - you enjoy it, she enjoys it, and you both get to finish. I see nothing but wins here, king.

Right, and how does one define it sensibly? Especially when you’re considering a law that affects a group of people as diverse as a country’s population, and when it is regarding something that is dynamic in nature.

Why not make ALL salaries public regardless of if they’re private or public sector? Imagine the fun you could have with that kind of data

The bigger problem is how you define “social media”.

Do we can all message forums and Discord? Wikipedia has the “Talk” section, doesn’t that make it social media?

What about the drives of worthy educational content on YouTube?

What about the flood of misinformation sites that are likely to pop up as they’re going to be much harder to filter out?

Meanwhile we still have people screaming about the Sunshine list in Ontario, because it stayed at $100,000 while inflation continued to rise. If it stayed true to purpose, it would be closer to $200,000 now.

It peaked around 2015 or so and has been on a downward spiral since.

I wish I could do that, but it’s not worth the risk when my local guy wins and we lose massively at a federal level, so local guy can’t really do much of anything at all.

It is heping Plex by adding to their number of users and further justifying their enshitifcaiton.

The correct move is to uninstall it and use an alternative.

Accepting enshitifcaiton and the downward trend of the status quo is why we have enshitifcaiton and the downward trend of the status quo.

Companies know users will just accept shit rather than be mildly inconvenienced or uncomfortable for a bit while they learn something new, even if it’s a million times better.

Which alternative should I have chosen: Voting for who I want and letting Cons win, or not voting at all and letting Cons win.

The entire side service they’re they’ve been pushing where they want to inject their own streaming crap into the media server. The whole point of Plex used to be for you to host your own media collection, and was relatively hands-off. But sure, continue to support them by using the software and inflating their numbers. Don’t cry to me when better options crumble and all you’re left with is a completely enshitifed app, what do I know? Lmao