Dogs mostly chose to live with us, and many have the ability to survive without us.

Wolves did, or whatever mutated variant it was, and then we created a whole bunch of different breeds. Some of them might be able to survive. Some of them can’t even breed on their own, because humans are idiots.

Cats understand that humans are a factor, and decide to work around that factor.

That’s basically how they live with humans in the first place, they’re not properly domesticated, just happens that they can live with us.

I find it easier to do it the other way around. Pirate all the games, then buy them when they’re available DRM free.

Technically I own some games on Epic, but I don’t install from there.

A monopoly trying to lock in browsers isn’t going to last in the EU.

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The alternative is stop traveling such huge distances all the time.

Other than public transportation and filling up the cars with people, instead of having one vehicle per person.

Let them have the cardboard, just get rid of the plastic.

They have a huge EEZ, they should have plenty of potential for wind power. And have as much sun as most European countries.

Although they really should stick with nuclear, just learn from their mistakes.

It’s called Christian Science.

A bit annoyed about defederations and community blocks. If an instance wants to be an island by itself, fine, but you shouldn’t have to stay up to date with random announcements from each instance to figure out all the places you need to have an account to access all the content you want to.

Waterfox most of the time, Vivaldi for when I can’t be bothered to whitelist individual scripts.

Using underpaid prison labor to deny people access to well-paying jobs, forcing more people into difficult situations.

Babylon 5.

Animal feed is a huge category, vs. almonds. Almonds registering on that scale is what’s so shocking about it.

Edit: Not that it isn’t wasteful, if you need extra feed besides grazing, you’re in trouble ecologically.

I don’t think much good is going to happen until they fire their CEO. Which would require that reddit suffer some significant losses, not something that’s going to be accomplished in a week, but over much more time with increasing competition and content creators/managers moving out.

I just want a small phone with 3.5mm audio that I can use as a music, podcast, and general audio device. By small I mean iPhone 5/SE or less. The latest “mini” is bigger, and they don’t even do minis now.

So Motorola Razr and Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 when folded are smaller in height and width, but over twice as thick, and notably heavier. Not seeing the advantage.

A subscription fee and any kind of profiting off of user data, need to never co-exist.

Specify the cost of the service, and that should be all there is to it. Makes it more fair in terms of competition, too.

And story/worldbuilding.

I don’t want a game of a movie of a book, but I like when there are reasons behind the actions and choices.

Guessing it failed because the migration was weighted towards people who were the least welcome on reddit, some maybe unfairly, but there are also good reasons to not want certain people/behaviors around.

Before 2022, like Russia didn’t invade in 2014.