I really enjoy the law in my country that requires companies to show alongside the current price the lowest price in the last 30 days.

That's why it's even more suspicious that the squirrel knows it.

I'm convinced someone on LTT's team is on Lemmy. Two weeks ago one of their quickbits had a title "u/spez endorses lemmy".

Activision-Blizzard will gladly promote that.

I embrace 'cannotaffordconsumptioncore'

To be fair, those punch cards programs had a lot of bugs that we only found years later because our tools made it easier to catch them.

Now someone tell me which pin is the least common one so we all can use it to be safe.

Reforms are easier to pass in autocracy, but those are not the kind of reforms one would want.

A lot of mobile sites are so awful to use and laggy I am convinced companies behind them don't want you to use them too.

The crazy thing about speculative economy is that by releasing this article, businessinsider might scare some of the investors and so create a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Those are vulnerable people that are often in some sort of financial trouble. Sovereign Citizens provide them with a fantasy where they can just cut off their debts and take take their lives in their own hands, but as we see here, it just puts them in an even worse situation. It's fascinating to watch, but honestly also kind of sad.

I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Furry, is in fact, YIFF/Furry, or as I've recently taken to calling it, YIFF plus Furry...