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  • In my experience, DDG has less relevant results than Google most of the time, but will occasionally end up being way better than Google if you're looking for something that goes against corporate interests. It's a lot easier to find free movie sites and whatnot on DDG.

  • If the purge happened IRL and there were no laws for a while, I wouldn't go around causing mayhem or hurting people, but there wouldn't be any billboards left in my neighborhood by morning. Fuck advertisers and doubly fuck the ones that don't even provide an actual service. Ads in exchange for online services are annoying as fuck, but ads you don't even consent to should be illegal.

  • So your answer to institutional racism is more institutional racism? Making sure an under-qualified kid gets into college instead of a well-qualified kid because the latter had the wrong skin color isn't going to make up for the racism experienced by other people who happen to have the same skin color as the under-qualified kid.

  • One thing that would probably work for news sites that I haven't seen would be to give subscribers access to articles a day or so earlier than non-subscribers. No article limit or anything like that, decent freedom of information, and minimal incentive to make clickbait bullshit that nobody will subscribe to.

  • Reminds me of that crazy scene from Picard where they get holographic popup ads on their ship.

    It might just be my crazy conspiracy theory brain, but I feel like they're trying to normalize advertising in a supposedly idyllic and utopian future society to make us see them as more of a necessity than they actually are. Same thing with Raffi living in poverty and Picard having private ownership of the means of production (his vineyard) with employees. So much for that "money-free socialist utopia."