Are we running out of things to get mad about?

Well in almost every other circumstance, you’re forgetting Uber and Airbnb.

I see a ton of comments here hating on nostalgic people, with no actual nostalgic people in sight yet.

…yeah you’re in a Lemmy comment section.

Everyone will benefit, but have to imagine relatively few will buy tools to actually take advantage of it.

This is one of my biggest pet peeves. They’re cabs with an app.

Also rental cars like Zipcar calling themselves “car sharing”.

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Oh cool a national poll, I’m sure this’ll be super relevant to a race decided on the state level.

Dems haven’t even officially nominated anyone yet, dont think the republicans would get very far with that stunt

Pragmatically it definitely would. Republicans have a fairly unpopular platform they’re running behind a demagogue. The rest of the party “stars” have the personality of a wet paper towel so hard to imagine them garnering anywhere near the enthusiasm.

Weird bratty tone aside, they didn’t expect anyone to signup they were responding to the fact it wasn’t paywalled.

It’s kind of a weird question though right? Like I have a general disdain for UB, but I also don’t want a new format, buuut 10/10 times I’d prefer to join a pod where no one was playing with those cards so idk.

I hope the recent attention brings it back to its former dykekiki glory this summer, it’s really fallen into grody hempfest crowd over the last several years. I pick up so much trash when I go there now, it’s kinda depressing.

I knew there was a link between cell phones and cancer!!

Yeah no shit.

Feel like a good indicator of a person is if they give a little ‘oops my bad’ wave or the finger when someone reminds them of the light.

Kinda getting tired of liberals trying to gaslight folks into thinking that if they just let developers do whatever they want they’ll magically get charming three story mixed used buildings instead of the neighborhood killing 5 overs 2s.

…yeah that’s kind of the literal point

Rent as a percentage of income. General rule (and what I’m assuming the article is using without getting around the paywall) is 1/3 of your income should be rent. So if the avg rent in 2019 was $1666 and it’s now $2000 you should be making $80k/year instead of $60K.

Yeah I was curious about Apple selling data to brokers, which I think would be new news. For Meta yeah that was the ios14 update, which really messed with their bottom line apparently lol

Sorry Apple is selling user data to data brokers now?