Yes I want a full-featured documentary about a cute baby hippo. You’re right.

Totally not a joke-country you guys.
Totally normal.

I have the same question, because many mastodon instances are barely keeping up with the costs of hosting pictures + text.

Yes, russians should gtfo of other countries universally.

“Russian” is not a race.

The websites track the planes not the individuals.

The planes might be flying empty. It has nothing to do with GDPR.

Chicken / egg

It’s not a place for lurking, IMO. If you’ve got nothing to offer, don’t expect to get engagement on shitposts and rage-bait.

I personally get more engagement on Mastodon, because I couldn’t please the twitter algorithm. And I have 7 times fewer followers on Masto than I had on twitter.

Organic reach is best reach. Everything else is noise.

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Hilariously, due to the teardrop shape, cars like this would be more aerodynamic if the shell was reversed.

Car companies do not want to innovate, because aerodynamic cars are “lame”, “soy”, etc.

People seem to have a low tolerance for what is considered weird when it comes to cars. That’s why most cars look the same. (Likely due to marketing and peer pressure)

Bar Atera, Ariel and a couple of other “unconventional” designs, and a handful of other concept cars. (Fuck the cybercrap, it’s the opposite of innovation)

TL;DR: cars could be way more aerodynamically efficient, but they aren’t, because people are peopleing.

Youtubers have no morals? What kind of idiotic generalisation is that?

BTW, adblocking is a form piracy, that I’m completely fine with.

No u

“Full-self-driving”-soon?

I’m talking Microsoft. Having this much control over means of communication is alarming. And Microsoft continues to grow.

Hypothetically, I wonder if they can just block Microsoft accounts alltogether, denying access to (now, kind of mandatory MS account) Windows machines.

REGULATE MONOPOLIES

Why? Shopify has been sponsoring stuff like community gaming events for a few years now.

OCLP is pretty darn cool, for sure. Note the quotation marks on the “supported”.

I’m rather anoyed that I’ve accrued so much Apple hardware passed down to me, which is absolutely mint condition, but is “no longer supported”. It just means that the vendor no longer finds it profitable to keep it secure, and sort of shrugs it off; “just buy a new one lol, and bin your perfectly good hw”. Wasteful.

The 2011 MBP “supported” macOS isn’t receiving security updates anymore, for almost 4 years now. It’s pretty much an Apple Brick.

…unless you install an OS that continues to receive security updates. Insert penguin here.

I don’t think it’s incompetence, rather maximising profits at all costs.

Only if you have difficulties reading.