Stumblinbear @ Stumblinbear @pawb.social

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I need me some tab grouping (especially on mobile). I switched to FF and that's the only thing I miss

I've driven a few over the last year and haven't personally had any issues at all with it specifically

Largely irrelevant, as they're still Americans

It genuinely concerns me how many people in the comment section here are calling them sexist rather than knowing that the only reason they support it is because they firmly believe it's murder

The use of Americans and Republicans in the title is interesting. It sounds like you're implying Republicans aren't also Americans

Yeah it's a pretty lame system. It also incentivizes downvoting everyone so you get more of a share of the distributions

Pretty much. You can use them to get additional rewards in the community and/or withdrawal them out to the Ethereum blockchain if you want to. Could even sell them if anyone would bother to buy

Community points have been used on the cryptocurrency subreddit for years, now, called Moons. They're fine I guess. You can withdrawal them relatively easily and do whatever with them. They're given out based on up votes

Wait why? They're literally in the Orient

I don't really play games but I absolutely eat up From Software games every time one comes out

"some law"

Imagine believing supporting a law that removes the right for same sex couples to marry is on the same level as believing communism isn't that terrible

Looks like the links to the fixes are just going to the entirely wrong place. They aren't related at all

It doesn't make a difference what part of the market a business lies in, it's still a competitive market

And that's exactly how businesses become complacent and get overtaken by new players in the market

That must be why Sync has been pretty consistently updated for a decade.

It’s definitely not an actual full time jobs worth of work.

I'm sure reddit has exactly zero engineers who work exclusively on the app every day. /s

r/wosh

Iirc primary residency is already living in a single home more than 6 months out of a year, or where you lived the majority of the time

I've been paying plenty of attention. If sync had raised priced to keep operating on Reddit, the users who don't give a shit or know about the API price increase (which is realistically a large number of them) would blame Sync, not Reddit. People are idiots.

Most would rightfully stop using it, which would cause ad revenue to plummet, and would very likely make ongoing development of it infeasible since its his full-time job to maintain it.

And whatever. The specific word I used is irrelevant to my point so I don't see why it's necessary to be pedantic about it.

No program ever created has never needed any bug fixing or improvement. That's the nature of software engineering.