Prices are ridiculous, especially for returning users. The Lemmy app is basically the Reddit app. You can't convince me that at least 85% of the code was re-used from it. If you used the code from the app I already paid for (twice) I feel like I should get a discount.

Subscription models suck too.

Food isn't as precise as people think. I used to stress over recipes and shit when I first started cooking regularly. Shit just kinda works if you stick roughly to most recipes.

Edit: this is just a general comment, I know some foods require an absolute fuck ton of skill and precision to get right

John Pinette is who you're looking for.

How is it any different from someone reading the books, being influenced by them and writing their own book with that inspiration? Should the author of the original book be paid for sales of the second book?

I'm gonna start keeping a whip in my glove box for such an occasion. Slavery was no big deal? Clean my fucking interior.

AdGuard does the same. All I see is "sponsored content" and keep scrolling.

The only thing I like about Russia. The warez

I didn't mean to come off rude before. I'm sorry for that.

I can see this is very important to you and I shouldn't have made light of it.

Generally use Firefox but I use Chrome for pwas because Firefox's implementation is kinda trash right now.

My friend self hosts an instance that we use. I'd recommend anyone with the ability to self host or join a smaller instance. Good luck friend!

I'd rather have more expensive food and people get paid fairly.

People don't like to believe it but this shit started back in 95/98 or even earlier. It's kinda what Microsoft has always done.

Respect.

El busto coffee too

uBlock origin.

Exactly. I'd pay again if the prices were sane.

What is this designed to prevent?

What's stopping someone from generating an AI script and then saying they wrote it and copyrighting it?

The Byeeeble

I'm about as atheist as it gets, not like the angry kind but I firmly don't believe any kind of higher power exists, at least in the way religions do. I grew up in a Christian family and went to church in my early years. I guess the message got through to me because that's basically my philosophy just without all the spiritual stuff.