Based on the Netflix drama outlining how drug companies pushed oxy on doctors and patients. It looks safe, friendly, and marketable for a reason

This definitely looks like a site crafted in the early 2010s. Information-forward, menus explicit, accessible, and complete screen space utilization. We’ve fallen so fucking far.

Visa, Mastercard, discover, observe, they’re selling sex. Unwilling sex by proxy, at that. Kill twitter. Please use your powers for good.

If that were me, I’d start wearing skirts and mascara. Let my nails grow out, tweeze my asshole, shave my treasure trail into a facsimile of a set of ovaries. Pitch my voice up, incorporate the words “bitch” and “tea” into my daily vernacular. Cry after sad movies and even harder after happy ones. Entirely unrelated to the article, btw

Considering the unrelenting data snatching capacity of the desktop app, there are only 3 plausible reasons Facebook, a company so maliciously money hungry that it might just prove the absence of god, would choose to deprecate it

1: something is fundamentally wrong with the app and they feel they are liable for greater damages than their potential profits

2: they’ve improved their data collection on browsers to the point that both methods are equally profitable

3: they don’t believe they need the money. (This one sincerely terrifies me)

Niche history and mineralogy topics. Just looking for threads to tug. I found that it offered me threads but they often did not lead anywhere relevant or outright did not exist. Which is fine, but kinda removes my need for AI. If I have a general purpose question, I check certain websites. I already know how to serve myself everyday information. AI’s just not helpful for my use case.

Overall, It’s time neutral. But it raises my blood pressure when it hallucinates, and dying of a stroke is undesirable for me.

Frankly, it’s the most “gangster” thing he’s done in a while. Most gangsters are bigots. It’s a low education background

I don’t know about you, but my results have been wrong or outdated at least a quarter of the time. If you flip two coins and both are heads, your information is outright useless. What’s the point in looking something up to maybe find the right answer? We’re entering a new dark age, and I hate it.

There’s really no way to wholly prove anything of that sort as a layperson, so I won’t bother speculating on it. If the chats appear even slightly peculiar, as though rendered elsewhere, you might have something to point to, but I haven’t even looked at the actual leak. Start there, if you want to investigate. Shooting an email to the journalist that broke the story might be useful

“Hey bro, good thing you’re not [insert extreme racism]. Anyway, my phone died. Can I borrow yours for a minute?”

Occasionally, articles will mention that a topic was searched “over x times”.

technically. Just find two search terms with approximate values that you know at literally any point within the graph and you can take a decent stab at it. Combing through articles could offer that information

This really doesn’t speak to quality or satisfaction. If they accidentally drowned their own child, they’d call it god’s plan.

I forgot that he exists. I’d like to return to that state

Back camera, cruise control, no radio (data, fm, or am), no stupid fucking touchscreen interface, a dedicated phone holder, and I’m happy. My phone has plenty of sounds to play while I drive and I’ve literally never needed anything a car touchscreen has offered.

Which was why I wanted to see for myself what this business was about. A few hyperlinks would have gone a long way. What blog? Which post? Which discord? (Not that it matters, I can’t use discord) In the end, I gained nothing of value

I got about halfway through the article before realizing that I lacked the ability to verify any of this information. I wouldn’t have purchased a framework laptop, regardless of the company’s views, so I’m just left with a vague feeling of curiosity and no means of sating it. I hate the age of discord so goddamn bad.

I said I DON’T LIKE THIS FUTURE. I’D LIKE TO GO BACK

AI politicians might be the move after next.

Corporate personhood(you are here) ->
Corporation self advocates ->
Corporations run for office

I don’t like this future. I’d like to go back.

Wait, is blacklist considered a micro aggression? I’m never going to remember all of these