It's also very common in legal cases to share evidence printed out, instead of in digitally, to make sure it isn't easy for the other side.

As someone who always watches the race delayed:

Please DO post spoilers in the titles. We need more F1 content and discussion on Lemmy, and the way to grow the community is to have highlights and other posts with descriptive titles.

Yes, writing "race results" instead of "Verstappen wins" won't make a difference, but I want to see videos with titles like "Driver X spins out on lap 60", or "Alpine double DNFs again". Then we can all discuss the exciting/tragic/interesting parts of the race. If we don't allow posts like that until days after the race this community won't grow.

The onus is on me to avoid social media when I can't watch the race live (which is 90% of the time).

I don't know why everyone is so hard on Alpine, both drivers finished their race before everyone else. Even Max finished almost 70 laps after them.

Sure thing, just pm me your credit card details, for age verification purposes.

Only works when there are decent alternatives, other wise it is just taking money from commuters (and in the case of my city giving it to private corporations).

I think you're supposed to eat the burgers, but whatever floats your boat.

We've already got the Tour de France, so that's one sport down.

Maybe for some companies. For others the main draw card is push notifications and a big shiny icon for the product on your phone. Also, just FOMO when every other company has an app.

Order a pizza, don't want to make big decisions on an empty stomach

That was last week, beans are dead old man, get over it already.

Due to time zones I almost never watch F1 live, but I just avoid places where the results may be discussed.

If we don't allow people to to discuss what happens in the race this space will die. Even banning spoilers from titles would be pretty bad, it would just lead to posts with useless titles like "Verstappen does thing in race"

Malaysian police are also asking Interpol to help them investigate a comedian in New York over a joke she made about Malaysia. https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-65894721