Imagine being so poor you can’t buy the physical media, rip it to your media server, and stream at anytime.

Lol, enjoy your shitty subpar streaming service that serves media at less than 4K while paying increasing monthly costs.

I also suspect there’s a dark pattern where the subscriber just forgets it is on autopay.

I want to hope that the person that posted this screenshot disabled auto renewal.

Yet the person continues to pay it every single year.

The only subscription that I pay for is subsidized by my cellular provider. Otherwise, my subscriptions would be $0 per month.

Incoming $5 check from class action lawsuit

Boomer forgot to take off the protective blue film on camera lens 💀💀

huh? I just entered txdmv.gov and it worked just fine. It redirected to www. but otherwise not required from end user

Edit: on mobile it’s broken … (txdmv.gov does not redirect. Only loads a banner. Have to type www.txdmv.gov)

I just sell my shower water.

Thanks to DMCA, circumventing this protection and sharing it with people is illegal.

Honestly hasn’t stopped people in the past but I suspect it hasn’t been cracked because of how it connects to an external server to verify. Probably need to patch the firmware entirely

It’s crazy how the people and govt have let this go on for so long. This has been a known issue with consumer grade printers for a long time now. I remember my parents bitching about ink costs when I was in grade school. Now these companies have raced to the bottom and are locking them down.

Personally, I have found myself to print less than a dozen pages per year. Usually it’s some government office that wants hard copy. For every instance, I just used my local Office Depot to handle all of my printing needs. So glad I don’t have to deal with printer bs

I remember my first time loading a dishwasher 😂

I have been making contributions to the sub I created. Posts occasionally reach the fp with some upvotes and comments.

!tvtoohigh@lemmy.world

I haven’t been active lately tho

Answer “yes” and a trap door is activated and you are sent directly to Guantanamo Bay for further processing by “Big Bob” and his cock meat sandwich.

22 date probably has traces of human oils?

Reminds me of Houston, TX in the aftermath of Harvey (2018). Our high dependency on unclean sources of energy is impacting everyone. Yet we continue to do nothing.

GHG 📈

🌎🌡️ 📈

🌧️🌀🌪️📈

I can see flooded EVs susceptible to electric shorting. But I haven’t read or seen any reports of combustion simply due to exposure from salt water. Maybe those vehicles were pierced by some object during hurricane?

Do you have a source?

Also modern ICE vehicles not immune to electrical shortages due to heavy water exposure. Most if not all have ECUs and other electronic equipment that is sensitive to water exposure.

EVs don’t combust spontaneously. If the battery of an EV is compromised or battery pack is pierced and lithium is exposed to air. Then that violent reaction (lithium oxidizing the air) will produce the fire you see.

I think this is from a training exercise though. Suspiciously empty lot. Some branding on vehicle might indicate test site. The idea here is that by covering the vehicle with the fire resistant blanket, the fire will consume all of the oxygen and eventually put it self out.

Lockdowns provided short term relief for reducing GHG but later bounced back to pre-COVID levels [1]

[1] https://climate.nasa.gov/news/3129/emission-reductions-from-pandemic-had-unexpected-effects-on-atmosphere/

Long term we need to improve the efficiency at the source (power generation) and get rid of O&G dependency. In addition, transform cities to become less car dependent (the microplastics from ICE/EV based cars tire wear is not good) Also Western diets have to change (reduced meat consumption).

I do like the idea of keeping WFH as an option though. The mandatory RTO sentiment of C-level executives is annoying to say the least and data is not backing up their reasoning. Keep an office for the people that prefer it and reduce the office footprint. Gather data over time and let teams and team leaders decide.

long term survival of the species

Bro that went out the window when people were fighting over 🧻 and causing local supply issues at grocery stores.

Been using namecheap for awhile, but thinking of migrating to Pork Bun.

feels like this pic was taken in 1969 too