Facebook has spent something like 70 billion dollars on the “metaverse” with nothing to show for it, so it’s very possible.

https://insounder.org/top-3-questionable-hits-dua-lipa

Your comment just sounds like a high schooler upset that people like other types of music.

Yes, that’s definitely it, rather than the multiple lawsuits and claims of plagiarism she has faced over the years.

Pretty funny that Dua Lipa is so opposed to this when her entire catalogue sounds like blatant ripoffs of other people’s music.

Remarkable how that happens, isn’t it? The company was fine while they received a paycheque but the very next day they are despicable.

That keyboard layout gave me a stroke. I’d rather relocate Enter than the apostrophe. I suppose that could be remapped…

“Gender assigned at birth” would be more accurate, but way too clunky in a sentence.

Most trans people would say they were never cis.

Bad terminology on my part, I wasn’t sure how else to phrase it!

or zoxide and yazi

She was cis until she started using Nix.

I don’t understand how that’s even possible when they have so little to show for it. I like to imagine it’s full of maliciously-compliant people trying to bleed Meta dry from the inside.

I don’t pretend to be able to predict the future. All I can do is look at past mistakes and try to avoid them.

1923, not 2023

I would hope most readers here could infer that from the fact I was talking about the NSDAP.

The ban was of course lifted later, but there’s nothing right-wingers love more than being able to say they are a persecuted by a political elite, so the ban was very good for them.

Removed by mod

The meme that GIMP is in any way comparable to PS? Yeah, I agree.

Obviously left, because you can still see the list of options when you have one selected.

Based on the nonsensical chest computer/armour and other garbled elements of the image I’m going to assume it’s AI-generated.

No the (attempted) joke was using an obviously AI-written text hyping up protests, but it didn’t really work.

Political protests are incredibly important to me because they give people a way to express their dissatisfaction and push for change. When I see others out in the streets, organizing and demanding attention to issues that matter, it reminds me of the power we have as individuals to challenge the status quo. Protests help raise awareness about injustices that might otherwise go unnoticed, and they can be a catalyst for real, meaningful change. For me, they represent a critical way to hold governments and institutions accountable and ensure that our voices aren’t drowned out. They remind me that political participation is not just a right, but a responsibility to help shape the society we want to live in.

/s in case it wasn’t obvious

The way you’re describing it, it sounds more like you believe privacy is a privilege, not a right.