Opening paragraph on Wikipedia explains it pretty well

RSS (RDF Site Summary or Really Simple Syndication)[2] is a web feed[3] that allows users and applications to access updates to websites in a standardized, computer-readable format. Subscribing to RSS feeds can allow a user to keep track of many different websites in a single news aggregator, which constantly monitor sites for new content, removing the need for the user to manually check them. News aggregators (or “RSS readers”) can be built into a browser, installed on a desktop computer, or installed on a mobile device.

One of these suits, filed earlier this year, invokes an arbitration clause in employees’ contracts that, according to Mashable, leaves Musk’s company on the hook for $1,600 in arbitration fees per two-party case, but only requires that former employees pay $400. With over 2,000 cases, the social media network’s arbitration bill alone comes in at nearly $4 million.

X has reportedly refused to pay those bills, either—arguing that it hasn’t required the former employees to move their disputes to arbitration. Now, ex-staffers have filed another lawsuit demanding the company pay the fees associated with their original filing.

I’ve not played it myself, but I’ve heard the final act jumps the shark pretty bad.

Gross

What’s wrong with Usenet? Sure there’s not a ton of users, but that’s a good thing.

Not to mention millions or even billions of robotic drones that monitor us all.

They go hand-in-hand. You have no need for security without privacy. You cannot have privacy without security.

Ya, this is also what I’ve heard from my friends who’ve read it.

Then AI cannot exist in a world where security still matters.

Can always go to one of the many instances that defederated them. Not like there’s account-wide upvote points to lose or anything. (genuine suggestion)

murr

So what if in like 1000 years, a mound builds, and we decide we need to get rid of that mound and just launch a rocket or something at it to send it into space. Then the poo collects in space and forms a satellite around the moon so we can have a poo moon for the moon.

Your name checks out.

😂

I do like the new one better. The old one was a 213 “segment”^[1] adaptation of a 34 volume manga. Still, the old one uses traditional animation styles which gives its its own charm, and it’s more cartoony and looney than the new one is. The new one has better pacing, better animation quality^[2], and the OP and ED are both phenomenal.

Apparently the manga has more plot progression though, which sorta makes me curious to check that out. Being completely episodic is kinda frustrating when I do actually want to see the main character change.

That said, I like the series, I like and feel for Lum, but I’m not much a fan of the MC - you’re not supposed to be tbh. At best he’s an asshole, and at worst, he’s unfortunate due in part to his own foolhardy assholish decisions.

Recently watched Urusei Yatsura (2022), and so now I’m back watching the 1981 anime series. It’s funny how directly To-Love Ru took several of its premises, only to turn them into borderline hentai.

Yup, was just Steam DRM. There’s universal tools to crack that. Less so “you can’t play our game unless you spend money” and more “it’s slightly inconvenient to install this way, innit? Why don’t you go buy it instead, bruv?”

Break them up if they wanna raise their rates. Maybe we can’t just switch people back to Shaw at this point, but we can divide Rogers Internet from Rogers Cable and Rogers Mobile.

Their move would be to astroturf sentiment that these are actually the corporate 1% we hate.

I hate OOT!