Vincent-Van-Vega

Holy shit, I thought it was just a bug on my end. Sometimes I wonder: what has ELON been smoking?

I hope we will see a new RIF (Reddit is Fun) for either Lemmy or Kbin

No need to apologize for it!

I know about it. It was just a joke. But good write up

That was some weak ass protest anyway. Let's protest for just 2 days! No wonder Steve Huffman just gloated about it all over and even called the mods "landed gentry"

NEXT: Hideo Kojima makes a VR Game that realistically simulates what would be to rescue the Titan, however no player managed to succeed yet, as their submersible also gets stuck in the middle of deep sea, thus also prompting a rescue operation.

People, just trust me, Gabe Newell: it's actually really safe! It's controlled by a Steam Deck hot wired into a version of Source that runs Half-Life 2 and Vampire The Masquerade: Bloodlines at the same time it controls the sub. Just don't pick Malkavian on the selection screen, otherwise the lights might flicker, and the sub might malfunction, leaving you stuck deep at sea.

For some time yeah, but then the entire site became unreachable.

Either way, it seems (to me) like it's such a petty thing to switch browsers permanently. I wouldn't switch forever because of a simple bug that it looks like it was solved pretty quickly. Besides, don't use Adblock Plus people. Use Ublock Origin. Much better.

Thank you for the thoughtful response, as I was genuinely interested to know what axion was.

As a side note, I remember reading about CP violations a while back (scientists love to use the metaphor of "how to distinguish left from right" to explaining those) and they were saying that CPT symmetry was inviolable, but they did also thought the same about Charge (C), Parity (P) and Time (T) before. Do you think we will ever see a CPT violation?

I'm not sure what you talking about... I never encountered such an issue using firefox daily for 5 years, using Ublock Origin for most of that time.

The issue here is that people think this is novel due to the way things that have been done recently. It's not. If a 10 or 5 year phone could do it... your newly released iPhone would probably as well. However, unfortunately, it's in Apple's main interest to keep their clientele 'zealot' through brand image (people see iphones as a status thing, at least here in Brazil) and planned obsolescence, so they don't really have to improve the phone or act beneficial towards the consumer.