It’s the same as it ever was: some communities you go for good discussion, others you should just avoid the comments because you know they’ll only rile you up

That’s good

I don’t think it’s just federation, I believe for posts to appear in your instance’s All feed then at least someone on that instance needs to be subscribed to the associated community

Pink Floyd would have been completely different without him though

He’s one of those guys who hates America so much that he starts to think anyone who goes up against them must be the good guy (I’m sure nobody on Lemmy could possibly imagine such a situation!), missing the point that lots of people/countries/organisations can all be bad.

He’s a complete edgelord and always has been, but that has always been a recipe for great art!

Depends which instance you’re on!

Still billions of users, we’re just not the target market anymore

mostly British

No, mostly not British. Only proper cockney geezer really.

“The car wants washing” is fine, thankfully I’ve never heard anyone north or south say “The car wants washed”, which was OP’s concern

I’d say the suppression of ain’t is perfectly rational unless you want to sound like a cowboy

I’ve seen this posted a few times but I could never find a source. I think this is just what people want to believe!

I like your attitude!

“How dads feel when a stranger uses their driveway in which to turn around” makes you sound like a bit of a wanker though

Isn’t there a ctrl in the Mac one too though?

I thought taking a screenshot in macos was painful but this takes the biscuit

Short answer: tech companies are still companies doing business, so they hire business people who do stupid business things.

Fair point, I read OP’s comment as saying everyone in this shop is buying the ludicrously expensive models, re-reading it’s not clear if that’s what they actually meant

Luxury computing devices are the same as basic cooking tools, you’re right!

If the poor families are buying $1000 iPads then I don’t think they’re that poor

Weren’t “smart” motorways originally just supposed to be automatic detection of traffic to apply temporary speed limits and reduce traffic? When did the ‘while we’re at it turn the hard shoulder into an extra lane to save the cost of expanding’ plan get tacked on?