Every now and then Lemmy has an actual discussion like this that gives me hope that it can become more than just an idiotic link aggregator. Thanks!

A fine is a business expense to a organization like Sony.

He in fact demonstrated the clear distinction between being an antisemitic Nazi fuckwit and opposing Israeli military actions in Gaza.

We had a world class transcontinental rail system that was stunningly expansive. Much of it, especially the branch lines that went just about everywhere people built towns and cities, has been abandoned, sold, or converted to bike paths. Now we have basically a freight only system with near zero branch service, and some local and inter-city rail transit that is utterly shitty by developed world standards.

I’m in the road kill is vegan camp, so sure after Winnie croaks chow down.

Google, this fucking phone, the cesspool of fezbuk, the shittified streaming services I can’t manage to unsubscribe from…

For example the mastodon app on iOS sucks ass.

Party is also known as neurodivergent hell. Avoid. If you can’t avoid, the kitchen is a good place to hide.

Enshittification has just gotten started.

Eastern.

There is technical content on Reddit that is higher quality than stackoverflow and the rest of the internet has been enshittified. So I’ll still take Reddit search hits over most anything else.

They give me the hair raising creeps but I leave them alone unless they invade my house.

Have you tried snorting it?

If I’m not sure, does that mean I am a bot?

Austin has been a tech center since the 80s.

lithium and cobalt are highly recyclable. The problem is not recycling them the problem is getting all the recyclable batteries into the circular manufacturing process.

My DMV has always been staffed adequately by helpful people who do their job well. YMMV.

AFAIC the op is an example of neoliberal propaganda.

Yes, it is in fact a classic example of market failure, which of course can’t exist in liberloon world.

No.

Yes ‘medallion systems’ have huge problems. One reason they were implemented to begin with was that an unlimited fleet put everyone out of business. Uber is reintroducing that problem.