good marketing does not require maximizing it, I think. I see where you’re coming from though, any effort spent on marketing could have been spent to create a better product. Having the perfect product is useless when nobody knows about it, though, so as always there is a balance to achieve.

Doesn’t have to be. Marketing also includes a website, that you as a user need to consciously visit to see, which I would definitely consider consensual.

Commercials like billboards are a different story, those definitely suck

If you’re using systemd you should know journald. There are UIs to make searching the journal logs easier, like journald browser

20 minutes or so.

Working sucks.

Uff. Danke für die Aufklärung

Irgendwie steht da bei mir nix von 200 Opfern

@OP, warum packst du diesen falschen Zusatz in den Titel?

Edit: tatsächlich nicht von OP dazugedichtet wie zuerst von mir angenommen

Which makes sense, since that is not what I was saying. I’m saying that a FOSS project with good marketing doesn’t necessarily become like google.

I agree, but for a different reason. I don’t think life is sacred, but as an atheist I do think people get off the hook too easily if they’re just killed. I think it’s fair for them to suffer the rest of their lifetime, just like the victims did.

I think you mentioned a keyword you’re ignoring here: product. This enshittification happens in a commercial environment. Good marketing does not require a commercial product.

Do you think good marketing necessarily leads to unethical business practices?

Theres like 3 different tags in the image.

Too bad they’re all laid over each other so you can’t read them.

Not that it would lead to the source, anyways

Is fortnite on steam though?

Good info either way, just not sure whether its relevant

Why would it? Every man has estrogen, just not as much as a woman does.

Ohhh I see how that can happen though. I am definitely guilty of just not reading far enough way too often hahah

Shouldn’t will to live and revenge switch places?

You should be able to log in using your browser, even on mobile, and set it there. Then it should display posts of both languages even in your app, despite it not allowing you to properly apply this setting in your app. Just keep sure to also select ‘undetermined’ as most people don’t bother selecting the language when they post.

What’s the issue? It should be possible on any instance. I added English and German.

I do remember my app doesn’t support this, I had to do it through the website with the regular Lemmy web frontend.

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