The companies don't care if they have legal grounds. The threat of legal fees are enough to make most places comply
When Netflix was the only service that mattered, i paid for the convenience. As soon as i had to check 3 places for something I wanted, i cancelled and started pirating again
Not OP but retiring alone so it's me time 24 7
I love this joke, I just wish that
Outside of Dragonball and Pokemon, which were were on next to shows like Reboot on toonami, Chobits was among my first anime that I watched knowing what anime was.
Pi-hole and a vpn on my phone keeps me ad free everywhere, and with extensions on firefox on pc and andriod it keeps other annoyances that aren't ads away
duckduckgo is my go to now, but not out of lack of usability. haven't used google for ~4-5 years for privacy concerns
If my profile banner is anything to go by, I think we should. Specifically because the second point. The technologies developed for it could be used on Earth to help control climate change.
While it keeps the willfully ignorant out, it can also keep people with learning disabilities out. Accessibility should always be worked on. That being said, Lemmy is certainly easy to access, Even more so than Mastodon IMHO because Mastodon you have to know people whereas lemmy all you have to do is sign up for a community
Specifically CK2 for me, there's Tamriel mod that's amazing
While not "saved" by modding, Kerbal space program is certainly not as interesting.
Actively ignoring one now. I have a dying ssd that's been loosing sectors. Everything important is backed up and Its faster than the replacement hdd would be. Waiting for a good deal on a 2 tb nvme ssd