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It's the snowball effect.

Most people can't think for themselves, so they just do what everyone else is doing.

If you deviate from the crowd, then you're in the wrong.

Yeah. Closing threads after a few days or getting mad at users for replying to old posts is stupid and bandwagony.

Weird how it requires all of that for http requests.

Something tells me it could be more efficient.

Fuck discord.

Go to Matrix.

Maybe it's just me, but I don't think documents require a lot of new features.

So this is what the companies do with their money...

They use it to expand their influence!

Such is the nature of free software.

None of the issues I have with wayland stem from my nvidia GPU, and I'm on a laptop.

I think it was just a lie told often enough its become 'true'.

Here.

Reddit, and any centralization, is intrinsically dangerous to piracy.

Eww.

Imagine buying hardware that doesn't let you use your software, lol.

There should be penalties for that.

"Yeah, we know we're wrong but we're just going to litigate as much as possible to drain our adversary's pockets."

That kind of thing should warrant its own criminal case.

Also, in the future, emulation devs really shouldn't reveal their identity.

This.

The legal system does not exist for poors.