I know I couldn’t do this on Reddit but can I delete someone else’s post on Lemmy?
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I know I couldn’t do this on Reddit but can I delete someone else’s post on Lemmy?
Pssssh. The bag is wet, move in! Pssssh!
That depends… who controls the footage?
If it’s my employer, absolutely not unless the job is high liability already because then it becomes a liability for me when somebody else controls my data.
If it’s just for me, sure I would wear it if it’s not too much trouble and I have concerns.
My wife and I naively did and we were using it before my mom took me aside and had to explain that I can’t be saying that in the Target checkout line.
Ah, yes. The loser’s flag.
To be fair, that was the idea behind my first message! Let’s get that squared away so we can get writing, or not without wasting anyone’s time.
There is no reason. Android 12 is not that different from 15 IMHO because the number and depth of the changes has dropped off significantly in resent years. Android is a mature OS that does what most users want it to do.
At risk of repeating an answer to a similar question some weeks or months ago:
My wife and I met on a porn site. We caught feelings and met IRL and it was actually pretty great.
Well, it was not exactly porn but more a popular “adult fanfiction” (almost the same thing) site where we went from cooperative creative writing to something much more intimate. I flew out to meet her and now we’ve been married for about a decade.
I still say we met because of porn. My first message to her contained a detailed, descriptive, as unceremonious as it was unambiguous list of preferences but it seems to be working out so far.
Some of the nicest people I’ve ever met honestly and usually very intelligent.
I used them and they were great good-enough glasses.
Ideally. Other times, it may just be a means of hiding the true cost.
I still have compassion for those who live a HOA and then go on to complain because choosing to live there is a complex decision involving many factors. In some parts of the country, there might be no options to practically avoid a HOA.
“I know what’s good for you” is precisely the ethos of the HOA. I’d have less compassion if housing wasn’t such a tight commodity. In that case, it’s a choice. But I think in the current market it doesn’t always feel like one.
I don’t think an outright ban is the right answer either.
Problem is they do serve a purpose. Good for home values (in theory). Bad if you actually want to live in your home.
IRL trolls. Human scum with nothing better to do but shit on others.
Like, get a life.
In this area there’s a HOA but most of the people who live here are renters and don’t get a say. This leads to strange regulations that are sometimes impossible to follow.
It’s been so nice. My wife and I have really appreciated the steady, stable consistency of our home desktop doing exactly what we want it to do without distractions, all the time.
It’s a simple pleasure, like owning a TV that’s not smart, or visiting a website with no ads. It just does what it’s supposed to do. I want more technology like this in my life.
Authorities say that HOA members first summoned police due to reports of “children running an illegal lemonade stand on county right of way.”
When the sheriff’s deputies arrived, they “found that the children were not blocking the roadway but did ask them to move back from the road a few feet for their safety.”
Thinking the matter was resolved, the officers then moved on to other calls about parking issues in the area, only to head back to the scene of the stand when the “original reporting parties came out and began yelling at the children claiming they were on private property.”
As the refreshment row reached fever pitch, the officers discovered that the children running the stand themselves lived within the HOA and that the lemonade pushers “had a right to be there” on the association’s communally held property, leaving the wayward youths to continue their street war against scurvy.
Assholes.
In response to the tsunami of propaganda and falsehoods on the Internet, some people decide they simply won’t care about facts anymore because it’s easier.
There are numerous useful idiots. I know some myself that cannot sniff out even the faintest hint of factual accuracy or simply don’t care. If the article sounds good, whips them into a rage frenzy, or worships their orange savior, I have family members who can and will post and share that to anyone who will listen. It’s downright evangelical.
And they love doing it. It’s fun. An excellent investment for Russia honestly.
I like Lemmy better already.