I bless the rain down there anyway

Yeah, it’s comically bad how false the allegations are, tho.

…despite this dude being a fuckwit, he didn’t do any human trafficking.

Hey look it’s a stable diffusion cosplay.

Turkey is extremely pro-USA. They’re like the “adoring fan” perk in Starfield.

All he can do is back out his limp-dick economic policies that are destroying the country and creating this problem…but there’s no chance of that.

This damage is literally the point of the policies. What people don’t understand is that he’s doing this on purpose.

Same… I don’t understand the appeal of Chrome. I think they used a new java engine like 10 years ago and beat Firefox in a handful of benchmarks, and then Firefox conclusively and irreconcilably trounced Chrome a few months later, never letting up a bit.

It’s just a lot of work to filter the commie/socialist/libtard nonsense. Once you get most of the propaganda sludge blocked, it’s actually pretty decent.

Imagine filtering “musk”, “Biden”, “trump”, and “communism and socialism are good and moral and it has always worked every time we tried it” from Lemmy.

“There’s nothing here. Please refresh.”

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It’s firing those people after 3 days of non compliance… Why is anyone surprised that Amazon gonna be Amazon?

Love their watches.

This just in: Apparently, Lemmy was not included in the evaluation. lmao

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Lol Lemmy is officially scraping the bottom of the barrel to ensure nothing in society unrelated to giving your whole self to another lazy person is left. hahaha

I mean okay…

But then what? Should I keep working just to give it to someone else, or should I just join them and let someone else pay for me?

It would be better if you had a local tool telling you that - one that you control and only exists on your personal devices, kind of like secure messaging platforms such as Signal.

Another great later would be for all compromised passwords found in breaches to never be usable anywhere ever again, thus helping to thwart the most common form of breach we see today: credential stuffing.