Any Lemmy instance would have given over the same information in this case. Meta was complying with a valid, legal search warrant.

Nothing wrong with being discerning.

Reddit’s death is news and it’s particularly salient to the users here. Grow up.

No thanks. Blink browsers aren't allowed on my networks. If it doesn't work on Firefox, it doesn't work.

All states offer Medicaid below the income threshold. Those that have not accepted the expansion payments from the federal government have a much lower income cutoff than those that have accepted it.

Yeah, painting this as a downstream effect of the pandemic is just wrong. This has been coming for a long time and would have happened no matter what caused interest rates to rise.

The current prime interest rate means it’s more expensive to borrow money right now, which means PE and VC are not throwing money at tech firms that aren’t traditionally profitable anymore. Plex likely runs at a steep loss and relies on private capital to stay afloat.

Posts and comments are the property of Reddit, not the user.

Perhaps you could actually specifically cite a law and the conduct which you believe violates it.

You forgot the last part “But, keep the money coming and send us all of your cultural exports, too.”

That’s probably because the Lemmy dev’s “politics” are beliefs that have no place in a civilized society. Luckily, Lemmy itself and the fediverse writ large don’t have any relationship to those beliefs.

A Mastodon link usually pops up in the comments shortly after the post goes live. You can see one here. I just wait for those.

I genuinely cannot remember the last time Google made a good decision about any of its products.