Is he a dot, or is he a speck?
Is he a dot, or is he a speck?
I’ve never understood this idea of using a label as a shield for any and all criticism. “It’s a meme”, “it’s a shitpost”. Particularly when everyone seems to accept the idea of “meme” = “literally every image”. People can actually spread false information as a joke and it still do damage. Maybe this isn’t the worst one but it still appears false and there’s no reason people can’t point that fact out
“I reposted this fake boring shit because shitpost”
Another copy of this fake…?


Mind your own business and let them do what they want, it’s really not that hard
Interesting idea for you to consider…
This user knew what they were doing and their responses tend to confirm this was trolling from the start. Way to stand up for that.


Sorry to disturb you with the idea of “politics” not being something one should hide from. It must mean something is wrong with me that I think that.


I better take a long, hard look at my life and think about what I’ve done 🥺
We both know you won’t start doing that


No, they are not. You are underthinking it, and if your replies here are any indication, you enjoy underthinking.


Yeah I don’t have experience with people really simping for android let alone claiming it’s meaningfully open source. The most I’ve seen is saying it’s not nearly as closed off as iOS which is just a fact. And I will say that as well because it’s a fact. But that has almost nothing to do with the OSS aspect. Or privacy. So yeah I still don’t quite get your point of inserting this here.


I know in what way it’s open source. I just don’t understand what person this idiot thinks they’re mocking when they wrote that. It’s as if they think there are really people out there claiming that android/Google respects privacy (lol) and that it’s proven by part of the OS being open source. People make up fake scenarios to get mad about and they’re often rather ridiculous.


The answer is always convenience. Me stating that something exists doesn’t mean I blanket approve of it


It may be impossible to have fully uncorrupt politicians, but voters had a choice and enthusiastically maximized corruption here in America.


I think apps can have screenshot permission, so just by using that feature


Really? I don’t remember seeing it so far…


Unless you get 100% of your power from the solar panels which is doubtful, then you’re using solar power that could’ve gone to something actually necessary
“two things definitely can never be true at the same time” strikes again. Lemmy’s favorite take.