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like the S in IoT which stands for security.
Edgar Allan Poe.
Not the name of his cat, the name of him.
pro tip: to link to a youtube video at a specific timestamp, you can either right click the video and Copy Video URL At Current Time or add the timestamp to the URL parameters. e.g. if you want to link to the youtube video https://youtube.com/watch?v=ThiSPArt at the time 1 minute 23 seconds, you can either link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THiSPArt&t=1m23s or https://youtu.be/THiSPArt?t=1m23s
here's a link to that same video with the timestamp built in
oh my god yes let them trot out the "it's not copyright infringement, honest" argument in front of goddamn netflix
You know how vaccine skeptics are. They think the COVID jab is a Jewish plot or some similar bullshit designed to kill everyone who takes it.
But this is not a huge factor in the real world when it comes to the meat industry. Cat food is not nearly its main driver.
So it's just a matter of degree? Meat could be a delicacy for humans as long as we weren't overconsuming?
I think it would be ethical on the part of the aliens to strive towards a solution for their diet that doesn’t involve killing or harming sentient beings
If they're obligate carnivores, what could they eat instead, if killing any living creature for food is morally equivalent?
If everything is art, AI art is art, and that's obviously a disgusting communist lie. Where's the line?
Unequivocally, yes.
You’ll eventually go back to Reddit and see it with new eyes, realising just how quickly it’s dying.
I don't want to ruin the vibe for our newcomers, but... is it? Every subreddit I've subscribed to is an order of magnitude more active than all of the equivalent Lemmy communities spread across various instances put together, and from what I've read most Redditors remember the API blackouts as "that one time the moderators collectively had a tantrum" and they're glad it's over now, if indeed they remember it at all, and mentally group Lemmy in with Linux as that thing enthusiasts won't shut up about, and yeah, maybe it's better, for them. For goodness sake, half the content on Lemmy is reposts from Reddit. Don't get me wrong, I hate spez with the fire of a thousand suns and I can't wait to see more Redditors make the jump, I can't help but think that the whole "Reddit is dying" narrative is just copium.