Consider that responsible gun ownership is like responsible driving. I know I'm capable of it. I also know everyone else is a fricking idiot.

The question becomes, am I willing to give up my right to it in order to remove the guns/cars from the hands of morons?

Somethings wrong with reddit now? How is them wanting to make money on selling access to their API to a couple moderators supposed to matter to me or the average user again?

It's like reddit, but with everything moved to weird new places, because of course that's what everyone wants in a message board, a completely rethought interface to learn.

I wish Lemmy well, but I doubt I'll ever use it.

I'm 6 foot 5, and my knees are against the back of the next seat when I sit down. If they recline so much as an inch I have to fight them, or be locked sitting sideways on a flight. Seats should not recline.

Hate to say it, but followed that link and it was a setup guide. Reddit just works.

Don't worry, there's still Coors providing crap beer to transphobic thundercunts everywhere!

Love reddit myself, been using it all morning, looks like everything's back to normal!

He just self identified as an out of touch asshole by praising Elon Musk, the poster boy for out of touch assholes. I was ambivalent before, but now I'm making popcorn.

Miles better than a google search. If I am looking for info, there's a good chance my google search is "Reddit _____________"

I prefer reddit's mod system by a mile. Moderation usually seems to boil down to an agree/disagree button, but on slashdot it hides things too well. I'll take Reddit where it just sorts it a bit, it's disheartening to see one's comments disappear, especially as an occasional poster.

I think this is getting better, with covid and after, every kid is our school district got a chromebook (checked out, but theirs for the year) Our kids have a mouse if they feel like plugging it in at school. I have not seen any of the 'lets get every kid an ipad' crap for a while now.

Or wait for the people who are mad about this to be replaced, truthfully I use reddit all the time and could care less about defending some third party app.

I've only left a few yelp reviews, and mostly 5 star ones. Unless I really loved the service or food, I don't feel inspired to leave a review. I doubt my 3 or 4 yelp reviews changed much, but they were legit loved-it reviews.

I gave up on reading yelp reviews long ago, and thought I had figured out the system. I went to restaurants and looked only at the food pictures to decide if I wanted to go there or not.

Recently the yelp food pictures have become slim pickings indeed. 90% of the user photos are gone, replaced by a handful of professional close ups of individual dishes, sometimes many shots, even pages, of the same dish, perfectly framed and obviously staged. RIP workaround.

Exactly that, which is what S. Korea has been doing for years. No reason to disallow anything, but get an equivalent (or bake into) the 'sign in with google' login method, where your Social Security Number (or the equivalent for other countries) is tied to your account. Then as the wave of crap looms higher sites can choose to disallow other types of accounts if they wish.