The internet’s opinion of Israel is changing, not sure how much is actually changing in the real world. The last election should have been a wakeup call to a lot of folks that the opinions they hear in their online echo chambers don’t match the opinions of the general public. The average voter is uniformed and doesn’t follow the news.

I have yet to see a single item have a significant discount on prime day, it’s not even a sale.

At this point. I just block anyone I see using the em dash. Will a few false positives slip in? Sure, but I’m confident that I’m blocking more bots than nots.

Why? I haven’t been following smart glasses development at all, but a camera is one of the things I would just expect it to have, and would be surprised if it was missing. Like, isn’t that a requirement for some kinds of AR? Seems like if you are against smart glasses with outward cameras, then you’re really just against smart glasses period.

Third one of these comics I’ve seen in a short time. Are they supposed to be anti-jokes? None of them seem to have any sort of punchline…

Pixel has a built in feature that screens my calls and sends spammers to a bot. Graphene has no equivalent to this.

It couldn’t possibly related to a global decline in tourism, could it? No, obviously it’s this obscure manga 1999 that’s responsible.

Explore, gather, craft, and build

Pass. Such a tired genre at this point.

If you can’t tell it’s AI, then it’s a problem entirely made up in your own head.

Wear pants.

You know what’s awesome about humor? Out of all the positive emotions, it’s the only one that is never fully eaten by depression. I think that’s kind of amazing about the human mind, that even in the deepest darkest pit, there is always some laughter to be found.

Was hoping it was hyperbole but, yea, ok that’s horrifying. Thank you for sharing.

Haven’t really been following things super closely because it’s like looking into the sun, but are you talking about the famine they are causing, or the IDF killing people at food aid sites, and just calling that the Hunger Games? Or are they actually gathering groups of two children each and putting them in an arena with weapons in the center and having them fight to the death?

I ask because you said LITERAL Hunger Games, which implies it’s more than just the famine or the aid site murders.

That is CLEARLY Mrs. Butterworth you uncultured SWINE.

The last few days

I guess that technically correct, as long as you’re counting 4000 days as “the last few”

It’s like OP didn’t even SEE the movie!

I really don’t have the time, or the interest, to explain it to you; but all of the things you linked are either hyperbole, misinformation, or straight up fabrications; a very small amount of digging will show you why. But hey, I don’t work for Brave or care if anyone uses it or not. At the end of the day, use whatever browser you’re comfortable with.

Yes. That is in fact what I’m saying. Brave has built in blockers for ads, trackers, and cookies. It has a built-in VPN. It has a built-in Tor browser. It’s default search engine is DDG instead of Google. Considering Firefox defaults to Google for searches, you’re likely giving more data to Google through Firefox than you would using Brave.

Firefox is also a web browser.

Oh sorry, I thought we were making meaningless comparisons.

Yea, this one isn’t an issue. If you are dropping off passengers, you are allowed to stop in a fire lane because that is not parking.