These people cannot control themselves. They're protesting a company by making them money.

How is the worlds biggest ad distributor also the worlds biggest browser maker without it being an anti-trust violation?

They've had so many opportunities to advertise a competitor to migrate to, but instead they keep paying this guy to insult him.

What was /r/reclassified?

The poes law on Musk tweet screenshots is through the roof. I have absolutely no idea if this is real.

MySQL: you have an error near here.

Me: What's the error?

MySQL: It's near here.

Me: You're not going to tell me what the error is? Okay, near where? Here?

MySQL: warmer... warmer...

I firmly believe shit like this annoys him more than anything else.

I still have absolutely no idea what the difference between lemmy, kbin and mastodon is.

American temperatures really never do stop sounding ridiculous.

So is lemmy just geriatric millennials reliving their reddit heyday?

This is isn't conservationism though. They're not trying to maintain the status quo. They're trying to go backwards.

Is he really an idiot? He's making plenty of money, and demonstrating that even the people who hate his company the most cannot stop putting money in it's pockets.

Honestly, I barely go to any other websites anymore anyway, and I just read the headlines and comments here.

You can do that with every unit though. How does that make any more sense than inches or ounces?

Left wing politics are more popular in the real world than they are in real world governments. The thing is that extremely online youth have absolutely no idea of just how far left they are.

I don't understand. Isn't someone just going to fork Chromium, take out this stuff, put in something that spoofs the DRM to the sites so that adblocking still works?

What do you mean, no karma system? There is a karma system.

Anyway to get res working with it?

I don't really understand how that's possible. The browser gets a token from the third party, and passes that token to the server to "prove" it's running the DRM. The server then passes code back to the browser. At that point, why can't the browser just cut out the DOM elements which are ads?

I don't understand how code I write on hardware I run locally can ever have it's hands tied like this.

Tactful.