PoopingCough @ PoopingCough @lemmy.world

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There is one thing rich people never get away with, and that's stealing from other rich people.

Picture is perfect for showing how he's a lizard wearing a human skin costume

Oh if only you had bothered even opening up the article. literally the second line:

Up until yesterday, Dropbox offered an unlimited $24-per-user-per-month plan for businesses called Dropbox Advanced that came with an "as much as you need" storage cap. This was intended to free business users from needing to worry about quotas.

Why do you get to decide what is reasonable? I could see pro videographers shooting in 4k easily hitting that mark just doing their job. You're acting like this was a case of trolls ruining it for normal people when you have literally zero evidence that it wasn't people just using it how they were told it could be used. If you have bad actors abusing your system, the solution is to remove the bad actors, not punish everyone else for thinking you weren't lying.

But there weren't limits... it was unlimited...

The ENTIRE series is from the perspective of a die hard semi-introverted software engineer and HUGE NERD who has this deep seeded need of just wanting to help and make things better.

TBH this makes it sound a lot like Ready Player One which I thought was quite bad, and I was getting similar sort of over-laden with pop culture references vibe here as well, but I'm willing to get it a bit more of a shot I think.

I have a question about this series; I read maybe a third of the first book and so far it has felt a bit..i dunno, corny? So far the humor feels a little like low-hanging fruit and I have a hard time connecting with the main character because he's just a mind and doesn't seem to have much agency at this point. The larger world seems interesting and there's plenty of mystery still but should I keep going or is it kinda more of the same?

Not trying to shit on it, I know a lot of people love it and I see it recommended all the time, and likewise it took me some getting used to the kind of goofiness of other series like Expeditionary Force, but just wondering if anyone else felt the same as me at first.

It's harder to market to smart people than dumb people

Except vinyl records and for some weirdos cassette tapes

This may be an unpopular opinion, but as someone who just started programming like 2 years ago, main makes more sense and is a more approachable name to me than master

Just s & p, that's for me

The scam part comes when you are forced to fight tooth and nail to get money from them even when you are clearly covered

Crinkle cut is the worst type of fry is my unpopular opinion. I have a theory that the waffle cut is the biggest reason chick fil a is more popular than like zaxbys or raising canes

Vegetable oil typically contains some olive oil

I watched that movie '65' with Adam Driver and the whole time I was thinking this has to be a movie written by AI

I'm not sure about the technicals, but there are some services that are HIPAA compliant, which I assume means something similar to the end-to-end encryption you're describing. WebeX is the one I know one of my local hospital systems uses.

As someone who has been in the professional music scene for over a decade trying to 'break through' and has seen many others trying the same, sometimes it's about how good people are at their instrument/songwriting/art but more often it's about luck and what connections and/or funding you have. I've seen people who are truly creative and work hard build impressive success from basically nothing. I also know plenty of people who are just as creative and hardworking spin their wheels and get nowhere. Frankly, i suspect this has always been the case. Ability alone has very very rarely been enough to attract great attention. In the stories of most big names you know there is something somewhere along the way where they either were lucky enough to be in the right place at the right time or just come from enough money to be able to give it their full attention for years, and even then they usually need some other kind of luck.

My point is not to discourage though, but rather to say that if you want to make art to become well known then in my opinion you're doing it for the wrong reasons. Also, if you truly like a creator you should spread the word, tell your friends, tell strangers on the internet! It's hard to convince people to give your art a try, but if someone else is doing some evangelizing it becomes much easier.

There should be an Empress translator bot

Japanese maple?