Oh yeah you’re right we should just not even bother voting and let the right wing win.

If it’s fake, then that still matches how consent works to people like Doe 174

^ guy who thought the Apple Newton would catch on as-was

Maybe it was a convoluted way of breaking the news that Neil Gaiman is a sex pervert

???

Hopefully Tubular updates soon too

Direct link to a/the Faircamp webring

This has been my weekly reminder that there are people who use Bing. Harrowing.

Isn’t it easier to just jump the turnstiles?

Downvotes don’t work on Beehaw

TempleOS’s implementation is cooler though

During these formative years of the Web, web pages could only be static, lacking the capability for dynamic behavior after the page was loaded in the browser.

And it was better. Frankly, http was a mistake, humanity would be healthier and happier if we stopped at gopher.

Crypto will never be a thing. We’ll be in a Star Trek style post-economy future where the concept of money is worthless before crypto will ever be a viable alternative to fiat currency, at least for anything aside from buying drugs online from dudes with roman statue avatars who talk like anime villains.

Not a single solid reason given

Well not to you, but that doesn’t mean much considering you think spyware is fine as long as it’s opt-in (and that being a furry is equivalent in severity to being homophobic, wtf). The fact that you think this article is bad is basically a ringing endorsement.

No you’re not, you’re just making that up

Probably because you’re a smug, combative asshole. The fuck is wrong with you?

No idea, HolyC is the only language we need.

The fact that you’re able to think that is all I need to hear, you’re officially beyond my power to help. Good luck, you’re going to need it.

Is this a studied effort to miss my point, or are you just like this?

Infinity was originally a Reddit app that has been forked. This came up more than once:

“This is intended”.

Maybe that’s different now, but normal people don’t pay attention to feature upgrades on open source projects that they don’t use, and the fact that this was intended behavior led me to believe there was no particular reason it would ever change, especially since it still hadn’t when I last used the app some time after the dev commented in the second screenshot.