Oh shut it. Wear whatever you like.

Meh. Space spending is never bad.

That’s a piggy back ride and I won’t be convinced otherwise until full pic is revealed.

Speak for yourself I use both controllers and kbm for my PC games. The input method isn’t really worth crying over.

Unraid does this via docker. It’s amazing. You can do this live and on the fly.

That’s political innit

Critical mass of users.

Decorating comments can stay off the platform, thanks. Comments should stand on their own.

In the mass obsessed universe it’s called Weighland.

CRA (Canada) basically fills in your info for you, you just need to authorize your account in your tax software. Doable online too. If you run a business they obviously can’t do this but if you’re an employee they have all your info.

Every car I’ve owned has been manual and I hate my latest decision since 99% of my driving is stop and go. Honestly I’d prefer no cars at all.

That’s not quite how accessibility regulations are structured. Wouldn’t surprise me if there are requirements on this in any given jurisdiction. Perhaps not a ‘thou shalt have printed menus’ but some kind of reasonable accommodation I think isn’t absurd.

I will say my next PC I may try to go with a nix distro after being exposed to so many of the latest features, in no small party due to the sentiment on Lemmy.

Mind you, that doesn’t mean I won’t use windows but I am curious to try. The constant bashing though has gone from slightly unexpected to annoying to now just cute.

At some point this holds true for any and all environments.

I forget how lucky I am to live in a large city sometimes. 2Gb down, 1gbps up, $50 all in.

The only thing being defended was choice.

The underlying protocol is identical to Lemmy I thought. Why can’t you use any of the apps already?

Each instance has their own admins so this isn’t true.

RIF is hot garbage for UI though.

Are we not free to decide which software we use? If so, then your question can only be answered individually.

Your second question confuses me a little. There is nothing inherently pro or anti capitalist about the tech, especially in light of the first point.