I made the switch to Lemmy. Time to do the same with Firefox I guess.

I never started using zoom because of the original privacy concerns. It would have been great if people would have listened, but the truth is that most humans are just not that smart.

I don't even bother anymore. I just try to live my life in a way that corporations profit as little off of me as possible.

I honestly don't care much about this topic at all. If people want to go down and get imploded, they should be free to do so. It has zero effect on the rest of the world.

The regulations come from the countries that the company is founded in. OceanGate is (was) as US based company.

I mean... It's probably the laziest form of traveling and contributes the most pollution. I would have no bad feelings against it being banned by more countries.

It's not about house ownership. You can be in someone elses house and still not let them in.

The concept is that the people INSIDE the house must let the vampire OUTSIDE in. A warrant doesn't accomplish that.

I get one from the US gov. It looks like:

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The only way to stop people from eating meat is to make a vegan food that tastes better than a bacon cheeseburger.

Agreed. The answer isn't for communities like this to isolate. It's to be louder and drown out the bigots.

Idk. It's symbolic. It's art.

We can't just live our lives in fear of what some crazy person is going to do because of it.

This is what r/place was designed for: to capture the entirety of Reddit in one snapshot. And this is perfect defiance of what reddit is doing.

Taking it down is why I won't go back to reddit ever.