liontigerwings

Is this true. Seems like an issue.

They're cars like any other. Some problems and some good shit. At the end of the day they built a car with a reliable powertrain and made it perform well and they still are the most efficient with range. You can see the thought they put into making it good at being an electric car. They also understand the need of a reliable charging network.

On the flip side they have poor build quality are not very reliable overall. Their reliance on touch screen is a matter of preference. I think they go overboard with it and would prefer more hard control, but atleast the software is intuitive and responsive.

The difference is that reddit blocks porn on their frontpage and I assume in /all too. I never used all on reddit but I feel like I need to in Lemmy.

I think he has the most popular youtube channel (or at least for english). The basic gist is him giving away absurds amount of money or expensive things for a silly task. Like going to the store and buying anything that the contestant can fit in a triangle.

Kirkland is at the very least competitive for pretty much everything really.

This meme has something for everyone

For those saying that this is the fault of corporations yes true, but the corporations are destroying the planet based on filling the consumers demands. Companies don't exist for the sole purpose of destroying the planet. If less people ate beef for example, less cows would need to be raised and this would result in less greenhouse gases.

Consume less and regulate environment protections is the answer.

I too like to sudo bash

They're the tankie instance. I think many instances defederate with them.

This app can't come soon enough. The Lemmy apps are starting to get so good I've nearly abandoned kbin despite preferring it on the web. Memmy even added the top 12 hour/6 hour/3 hour options that I loved from kbin.

Batman schtick is that he creates tech for his job. If he had a different environment, he'd just invent tech to support that environment. It would probably be something more reminiscent of ironman.

I guess people not knowing about swiping the comments is why they added the buttons. Apollo and every reddit app I ever regularly used had swiping actions for comments and replys so it's natural to me. I'm guessing most apps have some sort of tutorial for teaching this when first starting to use the app. I kinda prefer less space being used with swipe only UI.