Thank you. I also can’t stand people who keep saying out loud I’ve never needed a quadratic equation why doesn’t the school teach me how to do taxes. For one thing if you didn’t have to ever use a quadratic then you never understood maths enough to apply it and walk away from the problem. Secondly if school taught you taxes ups be the one complaining the most about why you have to do taxes in school.
How do you compete with the pixel if Google locks you out of features.
These people can’t get a break can they.
I always thought if youtube pushes the anti ad policy too hard they risk alienating the tech people who will end up on another platform which will start growing much faster. What they do is come up with half assed ad blocking. So casual people and people on locked systems like iPhone YouTube app are forced to watch ads.
Anyone not bothered by ads or Lacy enough will make Google money by watching ads. So they’re squeezing as much money without going too far. If they wanted to, they could have ads which would be unblock-able.
Difference beingng if you have a shower though long enough it doesn’t make your ear feel sore.
If you can’t be my fremmy then you are my enemmy.
Reddits quality main appeal also is its past threads whereas on Twitter is rarely about what was tweeted but rather what’s the latest thing that’s happening.
Lemmy will need time and it might never replace reddit. But I look forward to the quality interactions with everyone here!
I haven’t even used Twitter yet. Turns out i don’t have friends. I just like to scroll Reddit.
Memmy is very polished! I’m astonished how well they’ve designed the app. It’s very familiar to anyone who has used apollo but, dare i say it, better!
So android moved. It’s locked rn
Wait, so it’s not here under the post. Do we have different apps or am i doing something wrong?
Blessed art thou
Can i cross post this? If so, how?
The belts keep the pants up, the pant loops let the belt up. Who is the real hero?
Just seeing this on my newly downloaded memmy app. Good i feel like Patrick Bateman reviewing business cards. It’s very well polished.