aim_at_me @ aim_at_me @lemmy.nz

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This doesn't answer the question though. They want to call landlines.

Yeah they're advertising heavily on Meta's network. I'd just avoid clicking on ads in general tbh.

I wonder where they're going?! They're pretty awesome, it'd be a shame to see them gone. Maybe Te Papa or the new Town Hall?

I know. And some of that money, funds development, and some of that development includes security.

They're a nice design. I bought one.

Yeah, I'm not so young. Like, I agree with you on one level,.it gives the company less control to rug pull on you and slide in a whole heap of enshittification. It's the shitty behaviour of some companies that makes subscriptions painful.

It's not really. Unless you can only expect to pay once for software and never expect any updates. Software development is expensive. And even self hosted stuff requires constant attention.

In some instances, well most, its egregious. But the concept itself isn't flawed.

I dunno man, I don't care much, when Plex gets shitty enough I'll jump. But paying for the ongoing maintenance of software isn't some evil thing, even if I self host it.

Starlabs design their own.

Yeah. I'm on a two year streak. Pretty close to letting it go and moving to something else. The free version is getting completely garbage.

I think a robot with sentences is just ChatGPT.

It's not usually Boeing that does the interior btw, and is usually done after delivery by a third party.

Aren't the reference AMD cards, Sapphires? Lol.

I've never used a typewriter. I've also never been to blockbuster, but I assume this is just American for "rented a film from a physical store".

If done respectfully, I can only see it as a good thing tbh. But I'm pretty liberal with these kinds of things.

It's the same picture.

Well, stepping out in that scenario generally isn't advised.

Racing vehicles is actually very physical. Especially at the top flight. The speed through corners puts a lot of stress on the body, just look at the necks of the top racing drivers. They're usually pretty small guys, but are often incredibly fit. Valterri Bottas, an F1 driver, also mixes with the guys at the elite level of cycling.

Dana Patrick is probably the most famous recent driver, but of all time, (and the most successful) it'd be Michelle Mouton by far. People might know of Sabine Schmidt and Susie Wolff, both retired, but it's likely because of their achievements off the track, despite them being motorsport related.

"better" is subjective. There's a pie, and creators get a portion of that pie depending on their portion of the volume of total views. It's a pretty fair and sustainable way for the company to pay creators decently.

So they do get paid by your personal views, but your subscription isn't individually divided. Every subscription is.

The better part comes from, they get paid more per view than from YouTube.

This is pretty cool.