BananaIsABerry

This is some boomer-tier gatekeeping and just another "back in my day, things were better because..."

The people who aren't problem solving beyond typing something into a chat bot are the same people who wouldn't have done so before the chat bot existed.

You can absolutely find similar complaints about the internet being invented, or search engines, or any other technological expansion in the past entire human history.

Whenever copilot tells me I can't do something I tell it how much I think Microsoft is a bunch of losers for the restrictions they've put in.

It doesn't solve anything but I feel a little better after.

This is actually a stupid question. Loaded questions like this are annoying.

Why does this matter? If I disagree and dislike something, why not give me a "don't like that" button?

You're right, my house has exactly 4 walls. It is perfectly rectangular with not a single other shape, as god intended.

To acquire said perfectly rectangular house, whose four 90° angles wonderfully sum to 360 total degrees, I had to murder an entire population of locals, all of whom had occupied the land for four months before I arrived. Of course, I did so with prejudice, not a single speck of their existence could be seen after I was finished.

Realistically, a kid that wants to see some funky stuff is going to find a way. Not every website cares about these stupid laws.

Instead of policing everyone, risking security leaks, and deanonymizing users, the parents who want to stop their children from viewing naked humans should just put up block lists on their network. It would filter a lot more than just adding age verification to reddit.

Also, most students have phones. The first time I saw someone I knew naked was some other kid showing me the photos she sent him. He and I weren't even friends, we just, sat next to each other in class.

I see this repeated a lot, but I've never experienced it or seen it in person. Just because something is repeated by reddit over and over doesn't make it true. What I usually find is that both exist, usually with some interplay between the two. Maybe I'm just not a part of the communities that have gotten rid of their forum structure.

I hate ads as much as any other lemmy user, but quests are pretty non-invasive. I guess it's annoying to close the popup once every so often. Nitro is still massively overpriced, but seems to only have features a normal user wouldn't need.

I don't like look forward to it getting worse, but I used Skype for some time after it became nearly unusable, so discord is still way better.

I make $48k biweekly and was only JUST able to buy a house.

Yes, I will only settle for a massively overpriced mcmansion, why do you ask?

Call out bullshit.

Bull - shit

Shitpost

Shit - post

Shit post confirmed, looks like you played yourself

This is a stupid comment, I will not elaborate further why. Look at similar comments before you get a bandwagon going.

Bad VA in a language I don't speak is still better than a good dub in most cases for me. I can separate the voice acting from reality and make it part of the character.

Bad VA in English is just so noticeable. Like, I'm not that good at hearing intent in Japanese, other than obvious emotion, but with English it often sounds like they're trying to sound like an animated character.

Usually I'd be 'screw apple' for this sort of headline, but really, stealing from your friend, getting him fired, and then selling the stolen info to some dorky YouTuber is just stupid.