even the newspaper calls it the usa, not america. y’all are not a continent.

sarcasm and apathy are not friends.

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You live in a supply side economy due to choice.

The people have the power, they just do not have the will.

The majority of people using Lemmy are wearing plastic clothing and fill the waterways with microplastics every single time they wash them.

Reviews are a thing of the past due to manipulation, and now ai as well. Google reviews have been trash for a long time. It really is a pity, there was a time when you could do an internet search for ‘best’ and get decent results, long time ago now though, before all of the amazon links.

pcmasterchef

Humans are why we cannot have nice things. The internet was always going to get ridiculous, just like the usa was always going to prove back to the future right in the stupidest possible way.

I have had 3 hdd’s fail… all of them Seagate.

Install, change settings, use.

ai slop

might be worth looking into

I’m not sure of anything, I would look into it further were I planning on using it, which I might do in the future, Garuda KDE lite looks like a decent distro.

From the little I have looked into it, it is all meant to be checked, adding an extra layer of protection, as long as your trust the people behind it (much like official I guess)

The pop up is not the issue. The recent gamers nexus video about this is well worth watching.

LG believes it is your responsibility to tell anyone entering your premises, that your LG device will be spying on them.

I only use official and flatpak, I wouldn’t even use flatpak if official had more.

Chaotic aur might be worth looking into if aur is what you want. Everything there is theoretically checked.

Non-replaceable batteries are bad, but they are far form new, they have already been tried and are known to be deliberately anti-consumer, which is why the eu is doing something about it. Every single person does not need to buy ewaste for something to be known as ewaste.

Consumer tech would have progressed a great deal more if consumers had standards. At the moment it has just gone from bigger number better, to put ai in the name. Tech is meant to be better than that, sustainability is a massive part of long term viability due to finite resources.

I guess that would depend on how often you used the torch, for me rechargeable batteries last for years in them.

My headphones have a cord, because logic (for my use case anyway). I have no idea how long batteries tend to last in cordless ones.

So with the mouse, what you are saying is that you could use it while it was plugged in with a cord?

if you tweet, I would rather you were on a different internet, or preferably on a different planet.

friends don’t let friends use the AUR

I’m not sure of the advantage, docking the device instead of putting the batteries in a recharger? The batteries do not need to be charged that often anyway, and that would increase the cost of every device, as opposed to just buying one charger that should last for a very, very long time.

Putting batteries in a charger isn’t difficult.

There are things much more important than your preferences

If it was all just about my preferences, we would all be using corded… better, simpler, less waste.