It’d probably create a new job: a professional fall guy.

Let’s try the same text with a Nazi salute. Maybe even a literal photo of Hitler. I wonder if they’ll stay up. (I expect they will)

While I agree with you in general, let’s not pretend the implication isn’t obvious. Reddit just doesn’t like that implication, and that’s telling us a lot about Reddit.

It proxies nothing, it literally redirects your browser to Google.

We want other options to be allowed to exist. This is “you just want everyone to be gay/trans/whatever” all over again.

Coming soon: “Fuck you for your service.”

What color coding do you mean?

Same. Most news sites treating this change as a “Kindle issue” is borderline disinformation. This is an “Amazon issue”. Kindle the device isn’t changing and there is no reason to switch if you already own one (just please don’t buy a new one).

Isn’t Waze owned by Google too?

“And what’s your explanation for the existence of FtM trans, then? What’s their sinister ulterior motive?” is a question they don’t have the answer to, so they straight up pretend FtM doesn’t exist.

I mean, in their eyes that would be a woman rising to the superior caste of men for no good reason. We can’t have that either!

For what it’s worth, Eurogamer itself called the first game bigoted and refused to rate it. It’s really a strange case.

https://www.eurogamer.net/kingdom-come-deliverance-review

Personally I see no benefit in having them in the same application.

There is always SMS for these.

There you go, mate. https://archive.is/2025.01.30-220414/https://www.404media.co/zuckerberg-says-everything-i-say-leaks-in-leaked-meeting-audio/

New window, not a new tab, which is essentially a tab group. Not an option on a mobile though, you’re right.

There is still no built-in solution for nested/tree-like groups, but for creating simple groups Ctrl+N has served me for many years.

Not even necessarily end-to-end, just encryption. And possibly encapsulation within an already allowed protocol, like it’s extremely common with HTTP these days.

That was my point too, I guess I wasn’t clear enough so thanks for elaborating. The protocol isn’t at fault, but something being a protocol (and not just a proprietary service) isn’t enough if the vast majority of the market share is being held by a few corporations.

Sadly look at email. Technically you can host it yourself but if you’re not one of the 15 or so big providers, good luck not being marked as spam before you even do anything.

The real problem is with the oligarchy controlling everything, service or protocol. This is why Threads was/is dangerous.

Why is the family of the president even a big deal? Or any deal at all. What is it, a monarchy? I guess now it is.