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  • QC was such a fun ride... I encountered it pretty late in the story, then I got on par and I unfortunately dropped it, now it's hard to go back

    I think it's the Star Trek of web comics: incredibly progressive, ethical dilemmas everywhere, starting it now is hard for many because of the early graphics!

    The most amazing thing is how real its characters feel

  • There's a time travel one that I've seen tons of times. and also a Christmas one I remember the song of. Sorry I can't remember the titles

  • Ouch xD

  • Actually last time I checked apple did their keynotes mentioning the environment and stuff, greenwashing their choices... I'm curious what they'll do now.

    Just like Tesla, they might have saturated their liberal userbase, I wouldn't be too surprised if they took a more "neutral" stance

  • Actually about Gates, does anyone know about his stance on the current fascist takeover?

  • Absolutely not, I did not imply that, the post is about digital reproduction/ownership of music (if I haven't misunderstood it)

    And that is, basically, free, a very "low" cost of copying bytes. What we pay on Spotify and Apple Music are not the artists, not their instruments or recording hardware or mastering software.

    We pay the intermediaries.

    Concerts, museums, theatres, etc, have high costs so I'm completely fine for them to cost money to the visitors.

  • (Oh and I believe Bandcamp is a close second)

  • Ideally one wouldn't need to pay to experience a form of art

    Rather, one should first experience the art, and then if they want they could make a donation

    I think that buying a CD directly from the musician at their concert or event is the only truly direct way that doesn't end up giving most of the money to monopolistic intermediary

  • "Yes, Vance thinks" is the news here

  • I didn't delete my accounts, I just use them much less.

    I didn't exactly force myself, it's just that every time I are then doing shitty things I automatically associate their socials to the dire political situation in the US so I end up not using them.

    Also, the advertisement: there's none in the fediverse, when I'm on the big tech apps I'm not used to adverts anymore

  • I don't think it's federated yet

  • Office apps removing the top bar (File, Edit, etc) completely, not even by pressing ALT you can have it

    Mario Kart newer versions not having missions like we had in the DS edition, does it count? (Not to mention Pokemon not supporting the full dex at every game anymore)

    SoundCloud putting way more adverts on the mobile app than on desktop, we are talking about one adv every two songs instead of every 10-20, simply because there are more casual users on the mobile space and the competition is two monopolists like Spotify and YTMusic

    Phone built-in music apps (and most local music apps) not supporting division of music by folder, only by metadata

    Every single stupid game on mobile framelagging if you don't have a flagship, because screw lower quality settings, a frogger clone clearly needs hundreds of magabytes to display your voxel art at 120fps even if only 10 end up being shown

    AWS changing their console layouts every year but not even once having a clear graphical explanation of all the costs

    META chats all having different options and usability and no intercompatibility

    WhatsApp changing every now and then so my gradma has to learn every time, and now risks inviting people to calls because the button to add new people has a new quick special place

    Google News putting notifications after notification after notification not knowing there are 20 of them already and the user always skips through them. But hey, your phone is now smart with Gemini

  • That could be an interesting explanation of why gender studies have been a target so often, even during the Nazi era

    Other scapegoats have changed, while this comes bsck