djmarcone @ djmarcone @lemm.ee

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Sweat shop.

Yes I long for the days of a 6 foot tall cubicle.

They are doing their job if that job is to make money for the people selling them.

I was once on hold with zoom for over 2 hours. I think they were very upset with me that I persisted. In the end they were zero help.

This comic is about zoom.

If the reason is actually for leaving 0days open then it is actually for the USA. Since the USA spies on foreign citizens such as UK citizens, the UK spies on the USA citizens.

Because otherwise it would be illegal. Or something.

I live my life one stop at a time. For that few minutes at a time, I'm free.

Yeah they just tell the computer what they want. They're prompt engineers hundreds of years in the future. Programming, replicator, holodeck, lights in the quarters, whatever. Makes you wonder what all the button pushing is on the bridge. Maybe because it's quieter than everyone talking over each other?

Yeah this is pretty accurate really

Winprivacy.de get it, run it, disable ads and trackers.

The linux developers have done an awesome job and linux has come so far it's amazing. But for the vast majority of computer users they don't even know what a terminal is, period, and linux is useless to them unless a Linux user sets it up for them for a very specific use case and that's all they ever do with it.

If all they want is an email and web appliance, a typical computer ignorant user can use linux if it is given to them by someone else.

Yet an ignorant computer user can go and buy a Mac or a windows machine from a retailer and get the job done without having to know anything at all other than they want a computer for x y or z.

Its like the linux developers can't fathom a PC experience without the terminal as a vital participant.

I'm sure op meant to say "in minecraft"

I think reddit applies an algorithm to put content in your feed that they know you want or like or interact with. That will make it more addictive. Lemmy is just grabbing stuff for you, period, with no personalized algorithm as far as I know. I could be wrong but I think thats why it feels different.

reddit manipulates their users just like Facebook and tiktok etc.

Yeah they're making money but I just saw where "traditional" tv watchers is below 50% now for the first time, the cash flow of the cable /satellite tv subscriptions is in big trouble and everyone was sorta relying on that. The old media production model is dead and I think this strike is related to that.

I've got tears in my fro...