essteeyou @ essteeyou @lemmy.world

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Well, at least they're doing it quietly.

Welcome to the internet.

Is there a community for that? Asking for a friend.

Oh right, is that when they moved to a different tectonic plate?

"Europe and the UK" did they move the UK to another continent, or did they mean the EU?

This is how it's going to be for the next few years then?

When Civ VIII rolls around they won't send review copies to anyone who gave bad reviews last time.

Yep, what else could you call it? It's not a hatchback, a sedan, a convertible, a sports car, etc.

Reviews like these are paid advertising.

I do like Trello, but Kanboard is a pretty good replacement. Lacking some polish, but it's a trade-off I'm willing to make.

Maybe both at the same time. It's possible to do two things.

Key part of that sentence is "so far"

I set up Affine and Kanboard to help with various projects. I got fed up of Notion, Trello, and/or a git repository full of documents.

I'm kinda surprised this is so upvoted on Lemmy. The whole thing is literally just an excuse to draw some boobs. Weak humor.

The "nothing to hide" thing is a bad argument, IMO. I've got nothing to hide, but I lock the bathroom door when I go in there.

Sometimes it's been useful to go back through a chat history and find something someone said in the past. A group I'm in regularly rings up old references from a year before. I like it.

I'm a bit of a digital hoarder though. I keep blurry photos from years ago, no clue why.

I see. I just don't have adversaries, and if they got hold of the memes and inane conversations I have about whose turn it is to pick up the kid from school then good luck to them.

People have different opinions about things. Why do you think it's good to lose chat history?

Everything from nearly every company feels like an ad campaign. Companies advertise themselves.

At least with open source stuff there's somewhat of a public benefit.

All the people making the shitty decisions will be fine. Everyday people will be the ones to lose their jobs, as is always the way in these things. :-/

I intentionally read 100s as "one hundreds" after I first noticed it many years ago. It bugs me, but I can't stop now.