Alternative to CBS.

Alternative to CBS.

Impeachments mean nothing without a conviction.

They’re intentionally pricing this at $20 to convince people that the subscription model is a better deal. GBA games on the Wii U were priced at $8, a much more reasonable price point.

FireRed is not worth $20, especially without rom hack support or optional filters.

Edit: It’s a ROM being emulated; no substantial effort beyond the initial development of the emulator itself went into this release. Don’t support Nintendo’s price inflation practices by raising the baseline of what emulated games should cost. GBA games on the Wii U were $8, a far more reasonable price point.

February 16 at a high school ice skating game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

At Heritage, we believe that so-called transgender surgery is bad for anybody because of what you saw in Rhode Island yesterday," Roberts said

He conveniently doesn’t mention that the shooter was also a Trump supporting Nazi.

I don’t support Russian fascists invading Ukraine, and do not want to support the growth of any instance with admins who promote Russian propaganda.

Tying the value of the company to the AI bubble rather than actual long term sales potential will just make the company’s stock price more volatile.

It’s embarrassing to live in a country that sticks asylum seekers in concentration camps.

That’s just crossposting; in this case particularly useful for those who have lemmy.ml blocked.

Clickbaity headline, but good article.

An ActivityPub server-as-community has sanctions but lacks the prior steps: rules aren’t visible to outsiders and monitoring is purely reactive,

Compare this to Reddit, where arriving at a subreddit immediately presents the community’s identity as a first-class interface element: its name, description, rules, moderators, visual identity. The community is a navigable object that you can encounter, evaluate, and choose to join.

Lemmy communities are no different from subreddits in having a sidebar with rules and moderator lists; they even go a step further in making modlogs public. The way the article is written makes it seem like the author didn’t actually test the software they wrote about.

The U.S. isn’t ready to make up, that’s the problem. Making up would be negotiating with European allies as equals, not undermining their foreign policy objectives in Ukraine or destabilizing the continent by pushing fascist propaganda.

By block I meant defederate, as described in my post, rather than a user-level block. Just clarified the title; apologies for the confusion.

Defederation ensures that content isn’t received from or transferred to Threads.

Walker suggested that American companies could collaborate with European firms to implement measures ensuring data protection.

Simultaneously, those same companies are actively lobbying the EU to dismantle those protections.

The more countries that join it, the more international law breaks down by diverting resources from the UN.

Stremio might work better if usability on a smart TV is a factor. Otherwise, sites like P-Stream (Movie-Web successor) switch between a free array of online streaming servers, or one could obtain the releases individually via torrents, usenet, or sometimes archive.org.

Here WeGo is proprietary and not based on OpenStreetMap, but given that it’s the only option in the U.S. with live traffic data that didn’t stoop to renaming the Gulf of Mexico with fascist propaganda, it’s the one I’ve been using.

Clearly that’s why it’s called DoorDash. /s