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I still don't like the ridiculously big quick toggle icons and the fact that wifi is hidden behind a second layer of quick toggles.

Also I'm not sure about the warranty process, that's always been their weak spot

The rich, on their private jets: "can't hear you, too busy eating caviar"

Deluge has so much potential but it just crashes so often on windows.

The trick is to block all meme communities

You can't fuck yourself

VR is potentially cool, but meta is building a version of Second life that has less privacy and more monetization. Hard pass

That's a bit rich coming from Microsoft.

Well... New tech should make higher storage densities mainstream again in 1-2 years. Seagate just released 32TB HAMR drives for commercial use

If it helps, Google publicly releases dmca notices that they receive on lumendatabase.org, with some details censored.

this is also a guy who knows a lot about, and has been following Apple news for a long time.

Well... I don't remember but I had about 2 years' worth of comments across 3-4 accounts (I usually change accounts every few years), so about 6-8 years' worth of comments.

Just editing the useful comments doesn't take that long honestly - there were a lot of "hold my axe!" or pun chains that I left as is.

This is the most privileged thing you could say.

"Hey, why isn't everyone eating sustainably sourced GMO-free, organic, locally-grown food all the time?"

Spoiler alert: it costs more

If we stop making comments about Musk, then there will be less comments about Musk!

... Oh wait

I think reddit is reversing all edits made using powerdeletesuite.

What I did was to sort by comments by top score of all time, and then manually edit the useful ones to paragraphs of gibberish (google "gibberish generator" or something. I left all the snarky comments and low-effort puns alone.

Didn't take more than an hour

Well I think... Never mind

Elon Musk: "this is a feature, not a bug"

Anyone still using reddit is a lost cause

I used to pay for Netflix because it was easier to have one service to watch everything, than it was to pirate.

I've obviously stopped.

Piracy really is a service problem for me.

Oh cool!

But not Otto Warmbier