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is this a /s or a fr moment
vr enjoyer and occasional gamedev living in ohio, usa who uses arch btw
is this a /s or a fr moment
It seems simple enough, but what constitues “authoritarian” or even “communist” always changes from person-to-person
It’s optional so eh, but it doesn’t encorurage healthy habits either
Idk about the porn, but for the tankie thing, it’s probably because it’s just a political insult that doesn’t have any real meaning like “libshit”, “demonrat”, etc so enforcement is very subjective
I’m also not on dbzer0 so take my comment with a grain of salt
It’s an app that encourages users at a random time to share an image of their immediate surroundings, trying to kind of push an authentic feel. I remember hearing about it from some memes a year or so ago
Except you actually can, and many states have
You say that like it’s explicitly allowed by the state.
It is. Keeping it a valid legal defense is a policy choice. Some states banned it, they chose to. Other states have not, they decided not to. That’s politics.
Total exceptions? No. But many states still allow people to get reduced sentences via the gay panic defense for killing LGBTQ people. That, and some politicians are encouraging hate crimes against them with hateful rhetoric about them being “groomers” and whatnot.
I nabbed a 6800 XT for $550 last fall also for VR and the same one’s even cheaper now (but the 7800 XT probably has it beat assuming the same or greater performance)
Lemmy isn’t known for using bots to fill in gaps in user engegement, mostly
I never understood this either. “Why are users of an aggressively open-source service so adamant about using open-source software?” Especially when Lemmy’s been around for years, so yeah it’s cultivated a majority Linux userbase.
GNU Lynx is the only acceptable browser
What I thought was interesting about this is that apparently not only me, but tons of other people have all kinda felt like LTT has seemed off the past year or so, and this video kinda explained it all
I kinda get it because I’m pretty sure they still do, but the article’s presented like it’s new and I just wanted to make it clear that it’s not
This article was written in 2007, not to cast doubt on anything I just wanted to clarify for anyone who reads comments first like I usually do
yes 👍
The article didn’t mention a protest, but the server being compromised due to some sort of unrelated charges was the main topic for a lot of the article
Idk if it was intentional or not but that last sentence is a great pun lmao
And (if they’re American) when they go “well, MY government wouldn’t do that!” counter with how Meta has already, numerous times, gotten people arrested for talking about getting abortions on Facebook
Do you know what goes on behind the scenes?