DDT is incredibly harmful to the environment and is heavily regulated in the US. It was also banned worldwide by the UN

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDT

I haven't found anything backing up the claims you've made.

He didn't. Somebody lied and claimed he did. That's where this whole thing started. It has no basis in actual reality.

You're being downvoted for point out that people need to fact check more often. I don't understand why.

This will likely be an unpopular opinion here, but if you thought reddit was politically opinionated, holy hell Lemmy is 1000 times worse. I'm left leaning myself, but the majority of the posters here make me look like a moderate. There are even times when the rhetoric I see is approaching the level of toxicity I see from right-wing internet goers.

Fewer political in general is what I want, but it would be nice to see some actual diversity of opinions. Echo chambers are good for absolutely no one.

It's almost like these generational names aren't a monolith and have been divided up arbitrarily!

Though there are alternatives, video and photo production are not on par with Windows currently.

Yeah, this isn't really the fault of windows.

Arch is great. I've been enjoying my time with it.

Carriers have always been able to tell you were doing it. I used to get calls from AT&T everytime I tried to do it.

It's been this way for over a decade with AT&T

spacedicks

Now there's a name I haven't heard in a very long time

Who are you talking to?

Piracy of games that are no longer being sold is piracy in name only

Say goodbye to all the Sega Classics and Mega Man Legacy Collections then.

It's 100% legal anyway. What isn't legal is distributing rom files of the game or BIOS files from the system.

Bummer, I was gonna make fmhy my main instance!

IIRC, Faith of the Heart was heir fallback. They wanted Beautiful Day by U2, but couldn't get the license.

Why is this good news exactly? Doesn't this just mean that people who want to see content from Threads will be driven to that app instead? Why not allow Lemmy users to see Threads content without them actually having to support Meta?

Yeah I jumped ship once it started getting bad. We had a good run for a few months though.

It's the novelty mostly, plus the fact that smaller communities are more fun to engage in. The same thing happened back on Voat.