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I dunno. Everything I’ve seen and heard seems perfectly legit.

But it’s yet another chromium fork, and I don’t use it.

I did for a while, as it has some very nice features, but it would consistently open without resuming my session. It would work for months and then just out of nowhere it would open up as if it was just installed. Everything gone. Utterly unacceptable.

Probably.

Opera is shady. Vivaldi is developed by the people who used to develop Opera, back when it was its own thing and before it sold out to Chinese investors.

Hah!

No.

Soon enough the result will be an AI generated “blogpost”, generated by the search engine, in response to your query.

Valid, I’ve mostly been pouring soda into glasses, and at least with my face, that doesn’t happen.

No it doesn’t? I buy a bottle of something every day, these have never been trouble. Not once.

The first time I noticed it I thought, “neat” and that’s it.

How does it get in the way? You open it and it stays there. Out of the way of anything you might use a bottle for.

Are there different ones? Because I’ve only ever seen the one, and it’s the same one everyone hates on in pictures and videos online. Yet people say there are good ones and bad ones?

I don’t get it.

I don’t get it.

It stays open, you can drink from it, you can pour from it, you can pour into it.

What action does the cap staying attached prevent, warranting its detachment?

I’m seriously asking. I don’t get it. What inconvenience?

It’s a good tangent, and they should.

FullSentenceExplainingExactlyWhatItDoes(GiveThisVariable, SoItCanWork)

They do. In fact they’ve been caught “reselling” tickets at scalper prices without them ever having been sold a first time.

The entire scalping/resale market arguably shouldn’t exist, instead tickets should be refundable within reason, at which point the organiser can issue and sell new tickets.

Yes because the security of barcodes and screenshotted tickets were such a huge problem before. Paying customers used to constantly miss out on events because someone else had already gotten in with their ticket. /s

I know veracrypt has a form of this. You can set up two different keys, and depending on which one you use, you decrypt different data.

So you can encrypt your stuff, and if anyone ever compels you to reveal the key, you can give the wrong key, keeping what you wanted secured, secure.

Me when Thunders (Lemmy client I contribute to) entire dev team is on matrix: happy noises

Don’t think so

Was recommended Dantotsu

Relies on an anilist account, and can be used for both anime and manga.

!risa@startrek.website is leaking.

In isolation, sure, being able to access your swipe history and change your mind, would be just fine. On a dating service that actually cared about helping people find each other it would be a no-brainer to provide such a feature in terms of the very basics of the system.

But the way it’s actually used is to get users to pay for FOMO fuelled micro-transactions to go back to match with profiles that may or may not even be real.

That entire industry is a toxic hell-scape. It went downhill real fast once they realized that helping people actually find each other also means they stop being a customer. So now these apps tune their algorithms to either ping-pong you between hope and misery, or find you one-night-stand after one-night-stand. They only really work for people who want casual encounters, because they come back for more. Looking for something serious, and you might as well eat shit and die, because you’re not using the app in a way that’s profitable.

They show each user everyone except the people they’d actually want to meet and get to know. You won’t even get lays with people you might actually like, because they want you back to swiping for another person asap.

It means someone you swiped away (as in rejected/wasn’t interested) later swiped you right (as in is interested). Dating apps nowadays have a paid feature where you can “rewind” and change which way you swiped someone.

It’s a scam.

Step one in trying to turn gmail into a slack/teams frankenstein thing.

Thanks. Corrected.