I will never call it “X,” just like I will never call Facebook “Meta.”
I will never call it “X,” just like I will never call Facebook “Meta.”
I’m just going to keep calling it Twitter, and I’m honestly unsure of why everyone else, media outlets included, aren’t doing the same.
This is your world on late-stage capitalism.
Paying for her cab fare home sounds reasonably polite.
I think they make a good point, regardless.
This I didn’t know. So posting a comment on the microblog will make it visible to Mastodon as well?
They’re both Reddit-esque Fediverse platforms, but are developed and maintained by different people.
How so? This post is not stopping anyone from enjoying the app.
Nobody is not letting them be.
How is this meme stopping people from enjoying things?
You’d have to be very emotionally fragile to take it personally like this when someone criticizes an app you like.
Maybe if they’d fix their work culture this wouldn’t be as big of an issue.
In Pokemon, the move supersonic confuses your opponent. However, it only has a 55% chance of hitting successfully. This Zubat is using supersonic on you. Are you unscathed?!
I honestly can’t really imagine anyone digging out a multitude of old consoles just to be able to play one or two titles each. If you want to play older games, surely emulation is the only feasible option for the vast majority of people.
Also, thanks for pasting the full text here!
I’ve never heard of Epiphany before. Anyone here have input?
You’ve moved the goalposts. First, you said this:
I’m happy to support devs. 8 don’t like working for free. Not sure why they should have to. And so it’s either ads or subscriptions.
In other words, if you don’t pay a subscription or see ads, the developer gets no money at all. You’re using the app “for free.”
Now you’re saying that it’s not “for free,” just not enough to make a living. And what’s more, you’re using a mere suspicion to justify your very confident insistence that we need to “pick our poison,” and that a one-time purchase is just not an option.
Basically, my point is that you need to choose what point you want to make and stick with it, because your argument has changed dramatically in the course of just two comments.
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