uhdeuidheuidhed

joined 18 hours ago

There's another side to this.

This means there's a lot of programmers who are available to work on other things. It's an opportunity for businesses to start and new programs to be made.

The wealthy people will just pay to have the ads removed.

As always, this law doesn't exist to benefit workers like you and me. It exists to benefit our rulers and should be another example of how government representatives do not represent their populace.

I'm already getting into self-hosting.

It's surprisingly easy, and can be done with a VPN that has port forwarding.

Wouldn't be surprised with how shittifed the web is becoming that we end up with alternatives to DNS since it requires forwarding on port 80.

[–] uhdeuidheuidhed@thelemmy.club 21 points 8 hours ago

All that money that could be spent improving the lives of poor people in need.

[–] uhdeuidheuidhed@thelemmy.club 4 points 8 hours ago* (last edited 8 hours ago) (4 children)

Asus and Acer have some of the biggest dipshits in their design departments.

"Republic of Gamers" is cringe, and Acer settled on having "PREDATOR" written in all caps across their gaming laptops.

Gamer aesthetic is not, never has been, and never will be cool.

[–] uhdeuidheuidhed@thelemmy.club 6 points 8 hours ago* (last edited 8 hours ago)

That's fine.

It means their expertise can only benefit companies that value morals.

Remember, corporations need us more than we need them.

[–] uhdeuidheuidhed@thelemmy.club 11 points 8 hours ago (2 children)

Man, all those saps that started studying AI thinking it was necessary are in for a rude awakening.

I'd almost feel bad for them, if they weren't so eager to follow the memes while making the digital space worse for all of us.