No, that’s literally not how binding arbitration works in the US.

I’m sure there’s some bullshit fine print about binding arbitration. It’s so cool that corporations can just say “we waive your fundamental rights because we feel like it” and it’s just…legal. Greatest country on earth.

There’s and endless list of games people have complained about changing during early access. It’s a stupid idea. Don’t preorder games.

You know software is made by people, right?

If you’re looking for a full list of these kind of navigation shortcuts, they all come from readline so read the man page for that. Or just look up the basic navigation of emacs which is what readline is mimicking.

Holy shit $23/mo and they won’t even host the website for you?

That doesn’t “make sense” at all, it’s insane. If we end the billionaire class and distribute wealth more evenly productivity and efficiency would go waaaay up because the people managing money will actually care about it instead of setting it on fire.

The coldcopyright never bothered me anyways.

—Microsoft

I’m not going to defend google, but it’s important to understand the nature of the beast. It’s not possible to simply revert back to an older version of search ranking because it is a constant cat-and-mouse game between google developers and malicious actors trying to game the system with their shitty websites.

It’s quite possible to self host this stuff.

It’s an English language forum.

No-one out-pizza’s the hut!

A battery’s voltage doesn’t change with size. AAA batteries up to D batteries are all the same voltage.

Yeah, obviously, who wouldn’t know that

Or we could just fund the IRS since it’s a profit center.

The internet is about to feel a lot slower for us as more services move offshore to flee the taxes.

Oh no!

Tell me you have no meaningful impact on the world without telling me you have no meaningful impact on the world.

Perhaps training an image classifier?

It’s nonsensical to compare protected highway miles with surface city street miles.