This is a good thought but a bad post for YSK

I mean, of all sites, polls make the most sense to require cookies to avoid duplicate votes.

I'm more concerned with the fact that they're removing features without reducing price or making up for it elsewhere. I have no desire to support that business when there are perfectly fine alternatives.

Now that's a name I haven't heard in a while.

Yes. Cold showers are linked to higher white blood cell count, decrease in sick days, decrease depression, better sleep, among others.

At the very least they're more environmentally friendly and time-saving than regular showers. In my personal experience, I am much less sensitive to short-term temperature changes than others.

Moreover, recent changes in Reddit’s policy towards its moderators, along with its claim of ownership over the subreddits, could potentially destabilize the company’s legal standing. This could potentially raise questions about the company’s legal standing.

Is this the first draft of a high school report?

The fuck is a tankie?

Didn't they just fix all of this mess a few weeks ago? Or did that just introduce even more inconsistencies?

George of the Jungle (43%) is still just as fun as it was when I was a kid.

Tookie-tookie!

Improving my work emails is 99% of what I use ChatGPT for.

This is an actual use case for 'the customer is always right'. No matter how much you prefer the layout, there will be others that prefer something else. And if we want to attract more users, that's something that we'll need to consider.

By far the most off-putting thing about lemmy is how people think themselves too good to consider the preferences and experiences of the average user coming from reddit.

That's just not true, a modern home can be at 70f or below when its 110f outside. Air comes out at 50-55 even at those outside temps.

Fair enough.

The issue becomes the sale/profit of selling access, such as with GPT-4 right now. Indexing/archiving and selling are two very different beasts.

There's a difference between linguistic simplicity and color blindness.

Do you?

Wait, what does the name Lemmy mean?

What do you propose? Lemmy is significanly more difficult to understand, sign up for, and use, with far less content than Reddit. And the majority opinion seems to be 'fuck those kids that don't understand how to use lemmy, we don't need them'.

Best live-action anime adaptation of all time.

The first is infinitely re-watchable even with the terrible CGI, but the second one is unwatchable.