You can enable monetization on your server once you hit certain requirements. It will let users pay to become a member/subscriber, kinda similar to subscribing/joining on Twitch/YouTube. Basically just gives you a special role in the server, maybe access to hidden channels, etc, depending on how the server owner has it configured.

Not sure if you’re joking or not, but if not: they lost a lawsuit just over a month ago pertaining to distributing copyrighted works, the fallout of which is still being sorted through.

So maybe don’t upload more copyrighted works to their servers for now.

Those mailer coupons are the only reason I ever order a pizza delivery anymore. The cost of delivery fees, tips, and the food itself keeps going up and it’s becoming harder to justify the purchase unless I’m getting a significant discount somehow.

I used to order pizza fairly frequently, too. Like once every 2-3 weeks or so. But it’s just so expensive now, I think it’s been probably 3 years since I’ve ordered one.

How often do you find that happens?

Good find, I just disabled that in my Play Store settings now. Thanks for that!

Unfortunately, this is as granular as you’re able to get with the notification controls for the Play Store app.

It’s like a Geiger counter for privacy.

The mobile web is so bad these days, and it’s as if every single page is like this now. It almost feels like the advertisers are just memeing on us now. They could sneak an “& Knuckles” on the page somewhere and I probably wouldn’t notice.

Depends on how you define stealing.

Pirates love to use a definition of “theft” that puts the entire definition on the victim, instead of their own actions. They use definitions like “depriving the original owner”, instead of “taking what doesn’t belong to them”.

Libraries and food banks have their inventory paid for, though. Neither one of them accepts stolen goods. What are you talking about?

I hope your next trip is more fruitful.

Hey now, OP bought tomatoes, those are technically a fruit!

I think this is an intentional design choice by Apple, to encourage users to complain to their IT departments and bully them into updating their device fleets. Apple likes it when more devices are on the latest version of their software.

There’s “lewdgames” and “porny_games” communities on the LemmyNSFW instance that would probably be good fits. Not sure how to link to them from Mbin.

I never claimed they share the same components, but I do claim they have very different prioritization.

And I never claimed they don’t have different prioritization. I’m just saying that one working doesn’t mean the other will also work.

and this screenshot clearly shows an issue with Walmart not loading a page, not MasterCard delaying operations.

The page may have not loaded because of a failed API call to the credit processor when requesting a refund. Charges and refunds are different API usages, and it’s wholly possible that an issue on the processor’s side can break pages on a merchant’s site. If for some reason Walmart’s site can’t communicate with Visa/MC/AmEx/whoever and their page isn’t configured to handle a specific failure, it will likely go to a default error landing page as a failsafe.

I’m not defending Walmart or anything; just explaining some of the technical reasons a refund page can break. API failures happen even to non-scummy stores, as well.

It’s almost like buying and refunding are two completely different processes that are handled under entirely different protocols by credit processors, and one part working has no bearing on whether or not the other part works.