Snowwdropp, snowwdropp@lemmy.zip

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Is that an inherent problem of trains or are the trains too old? Genuinely asking



What? How is this new? I’ve had web results disabled via the settings for a while now


After Vietnam, Afghanistan and now Iran, you guys can’t mock the French ever again.


Does GDPR protect Europeans from this kind of boring surveillance dystopia?

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Strategically Transfer Equipment to Another Location

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SKG plans on going through the Parliament, in which they apparently have a supporting majority, to modify the Digital Fairness Act and reach their goals


But then people would’ve come back in the middle of space since the Solar System moves


They at least look like capitalists

 
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Great, but that doesn’t mean less coal is being burned. The article says the share of coal in the total power of the US has been halved over the last five years but again, how much less coal has been burned? That’s the important part.

Only speaking in parts tends to miss this:

On a global scale, energy sources cumulate, they don’t replace each other.


Quality things can be mass-produced but you don’t have to renew them as often and you quickly reach saturation of the market and thus your sales plumet.

So they prefer enshittification and planned obsolescence…


I disagree, there is a lot of quality content in Shorts format. I stumbled on multiple creators via Shorts, such as GenericArtDad. I have basically no slop in my Shorts anymore, if I ever had.

I also don’t find them to be such an annoyance when navigating, they are very fast to skip.

What’s annoying is when YouTube starts one when you launch the app, that’s really bothering and uncalled for.


I say let’s try it elsewhere, just to prove those despicable commies it was absolutely a fluke.

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Posts by Snowwdropp, snowwdropp@lemmy.zip

Comments by Snowwdropp, snowwdropp@lemmy.zip

Is that an inherent problem of trains or are the trains too old? Genuinely asking



What? How is this new? I’ve had web results disabled via the settings for a while now


After Vietnam, Afghanistan and now Iran, you guys can’t mock the French ever again.


Does GDPR protect Europeans from this kind of boring surveillance dystopia?

 reply
12

Strategically Transfer Equipment to Another Location

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13

SKG plans on going through the Parliament, in which they apparently have a supporting majority, to modify the Digital Fairness Act and reach their goals


But then people would’ve come back in the middle of space since the Solar System moves


They at least look like capitalists

 
-1

Great, but that doesn’t mean less coal is being burned. The article says the share of coal in the total power of the US has been halved over the last five years but again, how much less coal has been burned? That’s the important part.

Only speaking in parts tends to miss this:

On a global scale, energy sources cumulate, they don’t replace each other.


Quality things can be mass-produced but you don’t have to renew them as often and you quickly reach saturation of the market and thus your sales plumet.

So they prefer enshittification and planned obsolescence…


I disagree, there is a lot of quality content in Shorts format. I stumbled on multiple creators via Shorts, such as GenericArtDad. I have basically no slop in my Shorts anymore, if I ever had.

I also don’t find them to be such an annoyance when navigating, they are very fast to skip.

What’s annoying is when YouTube starts one when you launch the app, that’s really bothering and uncalled for.


I say let’s try it elsewhere, just to prove those despicable commies it was absolutely a fluke.

 reply
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