Let's not forget, that while they "pLeDgE", they are also literally fucking their workers at the same time and expect that it all cancels out...

yeah idk why all electrical appliances need to be smart, didn't even want that in the first place

I mean, you could install a character pack that has variation and then there is nothing they can do about it.

And you know what's the worst part. It's the owner refusing to pay him proper wages that forces this tipping culture in the first place. It's absolutely atrocious and we shouldn't even be responsible for making sure they get a living wage. That should always be up to the owner

To what extent do you think education has played a role in allowing kids to critically analyse these types of people. Because in my history classes, we learned about ways people influenced others in nefarious ways and I'm wondering if kids see the same common pattern and know when to avoid.

Just a thought 🤷

13 year olds when they discover sex ed

This is a great post, but I'd argue that evaluating the company's net profit is better as it's the actual profits the company makes at the end Edit: Nope, revenue is more important. See this post

Listen here you little shit

Calm down bro. This is not Reddit

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Missed the point on the first one. The focus was on how Tesla wasn't leaking your privacy unnecessarily, not autopilot. Also autopilot doesn't need to be perfect - if the miles per crashes is lower than a human then it is more safer whether you like it or not.

So we need to make it easier for mods to moderate? Better Modtools?

wait basically, they are trying to justify anything to attack you with when they are losing. no way you should stop, just keep slaying them in the arguments.

Yeah honestly these are some great points, and really it's one of these reasons as to why I just dislike modern journalism today with the headlines as such.

Wait no way this is real 💀

"What about my yachts? I need to see them slaving their lives away for my holiday!!!!!!!!!"

Hey btw, the vocabulary used is often spontaneous - something a human on the internet never really uses

For me it has to do with this

1. I want a feed that updates based on my subscription
2. That subscription content could be anything, blog posts, updates on a Wikipedia page (to keep up to date with a news story that is out of the limelight), or get updated with a XKCD comic

RSS meets both these, dead simple. It's also low in data usage, but it's for those reasons that I recently started using RSS after leaving it years ago.

P.S. I believe some blame goes toward "fragmentation", i.e. we still need to check a couple of websites for something new. RSS solves that by bringing all that into one place

Incredible. We went from why people use dog leads with grenades as a genuine question to attacking people.