I understand you don’t and that’s fair enough, but simmer down a bit
I hung my hard drive from my rear view mirror. Looks pretty cool as a personal item on display but nobody I know can listen to the music that's on it - and, for fucks sake, nobody should dare disagree with my decision when I ask for opinions on a public forum.
My opinion is yours to adopt or discard. If my opinion is too hostile for you, you're looking for an echo chamber, and not discussion.
Yeah. I keep it clean on a shelf, and listen to it. It's the pinnacle of the vinyl experience
It's already a limited resource that people want to listen to, and taking one more off the market is abhorrent to me.
I don't mind seeing the sleeves, posters, and books on a wall, but seeing the actual vinyl locked away in a picture frame (or made into sunglasses/bowls/etc) pisses me off.
Did vinyljerk travel to the fediverse? If so, this post goes there.
No. I already fucked reddit, thanks.
lemmy.fmhy.ml
It was for the music in a linked game download, and owner decided to close up shop.
The lemmy.ml instance
And it feels so good! I hated how breaking in to the mobi files wrecked the formatting.
It's understandable that they wouldn't know much about other countries' history. Sad.. but I get it. Public education is slipping worldwide.
What's bothered me about discussion online for the last 10-15ish years (and it gets worse every year) is that people feel the urgent need to opine strongly on shit they don't understand - and that bluntly pointing that out is somehow frowned upon.
I long for the days when it was kosher for everyone to just tell them to shut the fuck up until they were ashamed enough to delete or recant.
/rant
Anyway.. Buongiorno!
Sys admins are already worked to death, so anything that can be done to simplify makes perfect sense.
Appreciate the correction! I haven't dealt with Amazon for e-books since I got my first Kobo reader 5-6 years ago, so I'm out of the loop.
Not doubting that pushy idiots are going to pushy idiot, but I think you've strawmanned the actual reason hard enough.
Most people who want it back don't need, want, or understand why secure messaging exists.
Here's the simple facts:
SMS is not secure, or private.
Signal is for secure, private comms.
As mildly inconvenient as it is, Signal explained their reasoning in great detail, and I happen to agree: There should never have been an insecure option on a secure messaging app.