john89 @ john89 @lemmy.ca

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Does anyone know what causes that giant gap of space after the OP's comment?

Nice. This is the way.

When they ask why, don't respond.

Grapefruits are disgusting.

It does feel oddly timed, but I personally made a new news community on my instance to fight back against the mod abuse on the more popular news instance in this part of the fediverse.

People are taking notice of mod abuse and leaving because they don't support it.

Decentralization ftw!

This is a great change. We shouldn't create environments where people falsely believe pseudoscience and misinformation isn't being posted. Instead, we need to equip people with the tools necessary so they can identify misinformation for themselves. Kind of like giving a man a fish vs. teaching them how to fish.

This should encourage more people to be more inquisitive in their discussions, rather than accepting what users post as fact. Don't be afraid to ask for sources. Don't be afraid to point out that someone is believing a lie.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten-salt_battery

True, but that doesn't mean this is one of them.

That said, I think salt batteries will eclipse these.

Yeah, gotta love how their CEO donates to anti-gay causes.

for what would otherwise be a monopoly.

Firefox only gets funding from Google to prevent the US government from stepping in to break up a monopoly.

You have to be born yesterday to believe this.

The business will do whatever they believe will make them the most amount of money.

Umm... no.

If Mozilla needs more resources for their browser, they can stop paying their CEOs so much and replace analysts with engineers.

They can also stop wasting their resources on projects nobody cares about.

These social media companies need to stop interfering in political discussions.

How do you think batteries started out?

I'd be happy with a gaming laptop that doesn't have hinges that break.

Can they make laptops with hinges that don't break?

Same goes for US companies.

Have we learned nothing from Snowden?

The solution is to collectively have higher standards.