Your poop is on the outside of your body

Omnipotence

You’re not being a jerk :)

I use YouTube for this myself but I’m under the impression that Apple TV lets you do this too. The content is still hosted by them and I’m sure you can’t easily download the content and do whatever with it, but I’m under the impression that what I’ve paid for (the one time per piece of content) is the rights to stream it from them forever. Content has not disappeared for me like it has with Netflix (and what finally drove me away from it).

The only thing I’m trying to get across is that there are other streaming models present beside the subscription one everyone is doing. And this model that I’ve highlighted is the one I prefer.

There are legit services where you can buy digital content and keep “forever.” No subscriptions. That’s how I prefer to consume my content. AFAIK I still have access to everything.

Their activation doesn’t “just work.” I paid Microsoft for a license. And I have spent hours with their support.

Robotech

Blew my little mind away

annoying two page sign-in forms

What is up with this?

I’m still learning Lemmy in particular and federation in general and your comment is very helpful, thank you

They have microphones. They don’t have cameras.

I consciously drop them when I write single sentences. It is a personal preference.

I still take pride in the written word

If, however, there was a $20/month subscription service which would let me watch new releases at home, I would subscribe.

I wish there was a way to pay a one time fee (per release) to watch new releases as much as I want forever. Without downloading a damn app for each one.

SimpleX Chat

I was curious. I’m even more curious how this thing works without user identifiers.

Edit: The Play listing makes things clearer

Don’t kill my app!

See how the phone you’re considering scores on Don’t kill my app!

Desktop: Debian testing (Linux)
Mobile: The Pixel flavor of Android

I’m simply more comfortable in Linux. It is a hacker’s OS. I feel like I have full control over it and it stays out of the way. I find GNOME pretty polished and cohesive. It has come a long way.

On a fateful day years and years ago I sat and deliberated between Android and iOS. I picked Android because it works much better with Linux. I have stuck with it ever since.

I love Java!

xkcd: Earth Temperature Timeline

Thank you! I was wondering why long presses were no longer working.

Let’s say I was on a giant Mastodon instance. And they defederated. At that point, would I be able to easily migrate to a smaller one? Or would I have to start up from scratch on the smaller instance?