That’s an interesting shape, I’d like to try…

There’s a lot of BS from both sides.

I’ve been paying Amazon for more than 25 years just for the free deliveries. I don’t watch anything on Prime, it’s so hard to navigate between the free and rent videos. Been torrenting since the 90s, yeah I’m old, so my advice stands -get a good VPN, and sail the seven seas-

All the grocery stores around where I live sell pretty much everything; electronics, car accessories, hardware like lights, screwdrivers, pliers etc. And yes, also fruits, vegetables, meats, deli, etc.

It’s incredible how naiive people are here on Lemmy. Read, read and read some more about politics in general. Then read about fascism and communism, you’ll find out what I’m saying is true.

Right wing and left wing are the same… In order to keep themselves in power, they must control the people.

Perfectly legal… it’s just advertising. If they switch you without your consent then yes it’s illegal.

I’m not gonna get angry today 'cause it’s Friday and am about to get drunk to meditate.

Free speech my ass…

TIL a new word “enshittification”

_enshittification entails these steps:

first, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value for themselves._

This is just another of Elon’s stunt to increase traffic to Twitter.

I started using Proton for their VPN about 5 years ago, and the mail was there so I started using it too. In the last year Proton has expanded to a full privacy option with VPN, email, calendar, drive and even password.

Been using Firefox for a long, very long time.

I bet he’s a Republican…

For all the lurkers out there, just comment something, nobody’s gonna judge you.

That’s the way you learn a language. Don’t worry, there are no grammar nazis around here.

Yep, I’ve been using it for about a week and it’s the better app for Android. Kudos for Connect.

I’ve been using Linux since the first Ubuntu release in 2004. I still use occasionally Windows 11 for work, but about 95% of the time I use Linux.

Looks like they just had some action.