Different legislation in different places. My country banned flavours, but they still sell disposables somehow.
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The first thing you described is literally what we used to have. God I miss the good old days of vaping.
YouTube music used to be good when it was Google music. But i think the app has been improving YouTube music is becoming better.
Because a lot of kids wouldn't watch the whole episode and think the first part is how they're supposed to behave... Kids don't have a very long attention span and caillous visuals were kinda odd. I remember feeling as a kid "These edges of the screen really take me out of the immersion", or at least the kid-equivalent of that feeling.
Oh yeah. Peak reddit years lol. Before the corporate enshittification.
Lemmy is good fun though, I definitely appreciate it.
Remember on reddit when we used to upvote an image with a completely unrelated word because we thought it'd be funny if the image popped up in a google search?
I like dragging the card to the "Ready for demo" slot :3
"Version numbers could be [dead]"
... Do they think version numbers don't have a purpose, or that they're just for marketing? It's pretty helpful to know breaking changes vs non-breaking changes in a version number
Meh, it's not like the data is monitored by people, it would probably just be like dropping a needle of bad data in a haystack of automated data.
Badass or stupid and incompetent? Take your pick lol
What constitues chemicals for you? I agree with your point- if your dog doesn't like the treat and you find it tastes unnatural, I agree it's maybe a bad treat/crappy quality treat.
But "chemical" is not really a descriptor for taste- everything is chemicals. Sugar is a chemical. There are chemicals in natural foods such as meats, veggies, fruits, it's all chemicals. I think you're trying to say that the treats taste unnatural or overly processed?
The bonus for vapes is you can wean off nicotine at a super precise rate. You can mix your nicotine juice with more and more non-nicotine juice to achieve greater and greater levels of dilution until the nicotine dose you're taking is so low that it doesn't matter to stop.