It doesn't make it less of a crime against good design. Low contrast for reading is bad practice.

I found my spouse through a dating app, but we matched up really well since neither of us like this kind of shitty small talk.

If I were that lady I'd boot the hell outta that dude, such a prick.

As much as I dislike porn (exploitation industry etc) this is a good take.

With all due respect, you (and your account) sound too much like astroturf material. The primary business of Meta is influencing public opinion, and that's the biggest danger it poses to any group.

If you'd like to invite the company that has collaborated with Rohingya's genocide, feel free to do so. I'd never be able to do so and sleep well at night.

I won't further engage past this comment our of respect for my own time and for your ability to comprehend my points.

Tbh the biggest threat is Meta's ability to manipulate public opinion. They've used it to great lenghts to make the world a worse place.

Bravo. This goes straight to the main goal of Meta: they want us exposed to their manipulation, their astroturfed content and their psychological traps. They want our attention to their content, and the best defense we can have is negating them from having any of it.

"I'll wait and see what happens when I let a fucking hungry brown bear enters my house before deciding on what to do with it."

"Boo hoo tankies bad, but big corpo run by billionaires who spread misinformation and intentionally act to topple legitimate governments in favor of their fascist agenda are akshually good"

Arguing with people like you (corporate shill) is a waste of time, so I'd rather have fun instead.

Rochko has demonstrated to be either foolish or naive, and both are bad.

I'm not betting on him to having been bought, out of a minimum of trust, but it wouldn't surprise me if that's the case.

Is there a way for a Lemmy user to block content from Meta's instance? If so, I'd love to.

Best channel I discovered this year. He's based.

I've discovered his channel this year, and he seems really based. Many great takes on the tech industry and its relationship with society