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I like trying to make it as hard as possible.

“I’d love to meet up, maybe in a few days? Next week is looking pretty empty. *witchcraft”

Ohh gotcha thanks

Wouldn’t they have to sacrifice like three* minutes of battery life or something though? Everything packed sooo tightly.

*or 10 or 30, somebody here probably can make a really good educated guess

Do they offer that in Vader?

Yeah @PM_ME_SNEKS_IN_HATS@lemmy.world - this is a first! Also curious to hear more.

Cash?

I’ve never like actually voted before but Taylor wouldn’t talk about it if it weren’t important

Then they do their research (well they did, they read her post) and tap her story to get registered. She follows it up with another post around Election Day and they go vote.

(No offense Swifties, just using one example. We can’t all be highly politically active, high-information citizens. Those who are will have gaps elsewhere in their lives instead.)

So embarrassing for you to publicly admit the owner didn’t grant you permission

I recently looked into this after it seemed like Facebook messed with my back button on a private mobile window:

Someone pointed out that it’s nice to have, for example, your email provider know that you probably want to go back for a message to your inbox instead of going back to the previous page.

But what if browsers monitored which sites abused the feature and showed a pop-up when you click the back button, just like they offer to show you notifications? They could show you:

This site has been reported to hijack the back button. Would you like to go back to the last domain that you visited?

and offer to remember the setting.

Feast your poor eyes :(

Good catch.

Also psh, there’s no verb, suggesting the password should be exactly one special character and nothing else.

Lower your cognitive load:

They are a million times easier than they were years ago. My memory is of utterly impossible audio CAPTCHAs, now I’ve been meaning to try transcribing the audio automatically but very easy to do manually. (Don’t wanna install an extension since I don’t face many CAPTCHAs.)

You can make some reasonable assumptions although they will be imperfect:

Wouldn’t be as frequently imperfect if freaking review fraud weren’t entirely ubiquitous (grrrr)

This is tough -

Making consumer electronics cheap crap that breaks easily and everything of decent quality prohibitively expensive is 100% on the greedy corporations, not their victims the consumers.

(US here) Gets me thinking about dollar store headphones. Consumers could buy decent headphones for about $10 direct from overseas. When that’s equivalent to more than an hour of wages, there’s still demand for the $1 version. Should this need not be met out of a sense of social responsibility?

(I don’t have a perfect answer myself)

Econ 101 on my mind here btw:

• Discord has ~1,000 employees… let’s say 0% remote (heh, is it 100% or what?)
• Avg of ~65% of employees (650 employees) drink coffee
• Average of 3 cups of coffee per day per employee
• 260 work days per year

Cups per year:

• 650 employees x 3 cups per day x 260 work days = 507,000 cups per year

• For medium-sized office of 100 employees, cost of a turnkey delivery service is $15,000/yr ($0.68/cup)

So for Discord:

$0.68 per cup x 507,000 cups per year = $344,760 per year

Guessing at one reason:

It feels good to know that you’re not signing up for someone’s instance that they’re just trying out admining for the first time and maybe if they’re too busy to do the proper updates next weekend they’ll just close shop.

(And by shop I mean fantastic free volunteering effort of course!)

I agree it gets complex for users. But pushing back a bit, wouldn’t we instead say:

We could tell new users “Sign up on Lemmy.com and if you decide you don’t like the UI aren’t a pedophile just choose an alternative and use the same credentials to sign in make sure you start blocking.”

I have in mind that the top blocked instances are pedo oriented. Also seems like it would create a liability issue for servers mirroring that content.

Although it’s not a perfect solution to choose a default instance for new users, I do think it’s a powerful question to eliminate.