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happydoors@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Google is intentionally throttling YouTube videos, slowing down users with ad blockersEnglish231·3 days agoYo I pay for premium and it’s been fucking slow. Cancel my subscription? Guess I might need to.
happydoors@lemmy.worldto politics @lemmy.world•Pope to give a virtual address in Chicago at the same time as Trump’s military parade5·9 days agoI just hope he actually condemns Trump and doesn’t add fuel to the fire and encourage right wing Catholics. Trust me, they are there in the shadows already radicalized like the southern evangelists
happydoors@lemmy.worldto Technology@lemmy.world•Samsung teams up with Glance to use your face in AI-generated lock screen adsEnglish121·16 days agoI weep for my newborn, whose reality will be marred by so much fakeness
To be honest, I haven’t seen anyone else mention the real reason: America allowed private companies to buy and own the lands under the rails in the 1800s in order to deal with the massive distances across the US to connect the West and East. 150 years later and just a few companies own almost all the track and rail across America. Almost all private, not public land. Public citizens and communities have very little control over the railways going through their communities. These companies lobby against and make it difficult to introduce new, public rail lines for a multitude of reasons. This is one of very many examples of how corporations abuse law, monopolistic practices, and media to lessen the power of American citizens.