Oddly the "where you clicked" report does drive decisions for updates. We (as a developer) use that information to drive UI decisions and determine which flows are more important and should be more easily available
I just got banned from Reddit for "promoting violence" because I said a meme should die. jfc
I used the official app but fuck reddit so I'm here
They're around 30 cents. Specific amounts don't really matter.
There's a waiter, so I assume you could just tell them you don't have a phone for it
Sales tax being added after-the-fact fucks with literally everyone. It's stupid.
They aren't using ads to "get people to pay" they're using ads to pay for people who don't want to pay
No one? What are you talking about? Have you read any of these threads?
It's almost like the Lemmy audience is a thousand times smaller than the Reddit one and the dev still has bills to pay. Fewer users, fewer subscribers means you have to charge more.
I love my work. What I do for work is also one of my bigger hobbies. Software engineering is fun!
If their tips don't pass the actual minimum wage, the employer is required to pay the difference up to the minimum.
One could argue that the Flying Spaghetti Monster exists. That doesn't make it remotely true.
Uh. Google pays a shitload in taxes. There hasn't been a single year that they HAVEN'T paid taxes. They paid 11 billion in income taxes alone in 2022.