Right back at you kid.

Riiiiiiight, which is why you’re explaining it so eloquently.

So, explain it to me.

See my other comments, lol. I don’t think you understand how this works.

Thanks. I was curious because I have a close family member that had tons of issues selling their indy game on Google and Apple and wondered if they were better. No devs are speaking up against them which probably means they’re not awful.

I’m asking about the developers, not the workers. That’s good to hear though.

Wow, I’m asking, do they? I’m assuming by your answer, no.

Do they pay and treat their developers fairly? https://www.eurogamer.net/new-lawsuit-accuses-valve-of-abusing-steam-market-power-to-prevent-price-competition

Aren’t they not selling? I wonder if insurance fraud is on the table.

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I bet I know what they’re going to focus on.

I have seen them cross by occasionally on here, but they never seemed this dark. That’s been my experience anyway.

Pretty dark, is the cartoonist okay?

Same, I like it here a lot. Kersploosh is great and listens before he decides. I really like the non-addictive quality of Lemmy in general, but specifically this instance. I check it in the morning and sometimes check a little later in the day, it’s nice.

Turns out I haven’t looked in awhile, but they have personal wind turbines to power your phone. I think putting a bank on one side of some homes could be great. In Seattle, with all of the micro-climates, hills and wind tunnels, this surely is a thing.

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=travel+wind+turbine

Holy shit this makes me happy. Now do home versions that combine with solar.

This kind of reminds me of Google Glasses. It was a really cool product made for and by tech bros who live in a freaky little bubble. They’re not used to normal people who just want to search how to treat a sports injury so they don’t have to pay $800 bucks to see a doctor about it.

6. Reddit’s future depends on advertisers—they contribute 98% of revenues.

Honestly, I was relieved to learn that.

I feared that Reddit was making boatloads of money from selling users’ private information—or cutting other deals that make me squeamish, like its AI agreement.

I was also pleased to see this disclosure in the public filing:

Reddit stands for privacy. Redditors have complete control of their identity and are empowered to share as much or as little personal information as they want. Redditors do not reveal information about each other without permission, and Reddit does not use nonpublic information about Redditors without their consent.

That last paragraph is complete bullshit and they’re leaving out that people have deleted their comments and they’ve been brought back, Spez went in and modified users comments for revenge and they shadow ban comments. Also, that advertising is “organic” advertising, so it’s being submitted as real when it’s fake. I wouldn’t be surprised if they’ve been selling user’s data all along.

Don’t forget that the Chief’s guy is also racist:

https://www.motherjones.com/politics/2024/02/kansas-city-chiefs-super-bowl-racist-name/

With a side of family resemblance since they all have the same noses.

It looks like 19 is stable, are we switching soon?