It's a stupid comment practice where they claim ownership of their comment and place what they think is a binding and effective license against AI using that comment.

It literally does nothing. This is the modern equivalent of making a post on Facebook to assert that you have rights and control of your comments there.

Beyond the tools for editing and deletion you have no such rights in the Fediverse and it's a good way to demonstrate you don't understand how anything works.

Nothing stops anyone or any entity from indexing, ingesting, or scraping federated content.

I assumed this was an Onion article by the title. It's not.

It was changed. It had a EULA, but that didn't include the requirement for a PSN account

Even worse! You can't even have a PSN account everywhere you can have a Steam account with this game

I've always thought this, and thought it strange we assumed other creatures experienced lesser levels of sentience.

Pharmacy Tech is not a stable or well paying job to be completely honest.

I miss Spanish language memes on Lemmy. I really wish the one mayor Spanish language server didn't disappear overnight with no major explanation.

I was really excited until I read that they added enemy scaling, I hate enemy scaling and it ruins the sense of progress and challenge, also leveled enemies help differentiate areas.

I'm so sad. I'll still play it, but I don't want that at all, it's a terrible design decision for me.

I just need to know which titles have it so I don't buy those games. It requires an always online connection and that's a major dealbreaker for me.

I think of this as being straight up horrifying. This isn't exciting, this is going to be dystopian nightmare fuel. It's not hard to imagine this being imbedded into human beings against their will too, like prisoners in the US.

I would rather be a Borg, at least they were motivated by a collective good will to move to perfection, not puppets of a dying capitalist state and it's related ideology.

Lemmy has almost half a million accounts ( 400k ) with over 1.5 million posts. lemmy.world grew by ~30k new accounts in June.

Others grew by single digit thousands, so the migration seems to be about ~50k new users to Lemmy.

That's not trivial, Reddit had those kind of numbers in like 2007. Give it time.

1999 CDs were typically $20 - $30 so it was actually worse. This was what you would pay at a Sam Goody, Camelot Music, FYE etc.

It wasn't until a few years later that CD prices were cheaper. You could go to Wal-Mart and get cheaper prices, but you would be buying censored or edited albums.

I remember the Wal-Mart release of Eminem's second album was missing the entire song of Kim for example, just completely replaced.

I think a lot of people who post about the nineties weren't spending their own money or something, because I remember how pricey music was, and cherished each CD.

I still have some of my CDs from the nineties.