tbf i don’t think apple is any better

i don’t think you can have a phone that doesn’t spy on you without graphene, lineage or similar.

skibidi

i already do. you are missing the point.

sectarism and infighting is stupid regardless of filter settings and social media.

blocking out people and isolating ourselves in our own stupid little bubbles is not a solution.

finding a way to unite or syncronize our goals is.

87. SCP087.

if we depose them we only need to win once

i wanted to buy it because i know it will be good.

but ill pirate it instead as soon as its cracked. thanks ill save myself the money, you fucks.

exactly.

nah, i want the enshittified services to die so we can have someone else do it properly for a few years before enshittifying again, rinse repeat until capitalism ends.

eh. you are welcome to join me, or do your own thing if you want to. just stop annoying me on the internet, its counterproductive.

🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️🏴‍☠️ cmon people, stop making netflix relevant

yes, pirate it instead

oh so thats why it stopped working.

c/internetfuneral vibes

shit yeah you are correct. i was thinking about just mapping.

in my defense i’m sleep deprived.

since its open i’m assuming you can download the data and host it yourself, freeing the regular public server not made for these requests. and that it would probably be cheaper than paying google for api calls.

don’t quote me on any of that though, quite a bunch of assumptions off the top of my weary head. i’m not versed on the specifics of this magic box either and was hoping for someone who does to chime in.

is this something to worry about outside of canada, or is canada just particularly uranium-rich or something?

i thought this had to do with the switch 2 but reading more into it, the first could very well be updated to do this too. thats shitty as fuck.

based as fuck. i wish capitalism didn’t stop companies from doing this ubiquitously.

it would be the revolution 3d printer people touted back then.

i wonder if they could use one of the open alternatives