It is

I feel like threads isn't really a contender, it doesn't even have hashtags. It's just not the same type of platform.

You're getting massively downvoted, but you have some valid things you're saying, but also some shortsighted things, I think.

To be able to quit a job if they wanted you to do something that would contribute to making someone else's life worth is a place of privilege, most people are living paycheck to paycheck. At least in the US. Because of that, most people, even in the tech sector, don't necessarily like their job they just like not being homeless. So they stay quiet and get the job done. I don't think it's that they don't care, I just think it's that they don't realize that if they were to unionize and defend themselves they could get a lot of change done. To make people realize that takes a good leader and/or someone to take initiative, and those types of things are conveniently left out of our education. We are taught to be good workers and to be grateful of the bosses for paying us. It can take quite some effort to make people realize that they generate the revenue of the business and they are the most valuable asset in the company: the workers. Especially down in the south of the US where I live.

This video pretty accurately breaks down what I'm saying: https://www.tiktok.com/@moneywithkatie/video/7438453768158547242

Well yeah if we're applying that to atrocities and murder it wouldn't be a valid argument. But these are workers that don't have a union that are sometimes living paycheck to paycheck. They're just trying to not be homeless.

I don't work at YouTube but speaking as a tired, underpaid dev who works for a company he hates, I am just trying to get by. I don't even have PTO right now. I do plan to form a union in my area though.

Shareholders. Devs are just trying to not get fired

I used to like their breakfast burrito and breakfast crunchwrap. I haven't ordered from there in years though. It feels like their quality has gone down

I don't understand how any Arab American could think Trump would advocate for peace in the middle east.

This is the watch how hard I can piss comic

Judy greer

Sorry got my numbers mixed up, he has less votes than he did in 2020 but he's one, and if you compare to 2020 there are 15 million less people who voted

Trump had 15 million less votes than then he did in the last election and he still won the popular vote, voter turnout was abysmal

Trump has less votes than he did in 2020 and he still won the popular vote, and if you tally of all the votes there is 15 million less votes overall

It's rhe historical racial connotation, it's similar to why black face is racist but whiteface isn't. White people are the majority both Japanese and black people are minorities that have been historically disenfranchised by white people.

OOF that's bad

Idk, I think it's more proactive and more customizable

Get sideberry, it allows you to "sleep" unused tabs

Conservation wise there is a very big reason to slow down the release cycle

Speaking as an American, I hate how our government runs, there are tons of issues with it, and I do what I can't to help fix it. Like the majority of us are not happy, but we have not collectively done these things, most of the terrible things that have happened in America are the machinations of a wealthy elite who have been able to shape voting districts and policy thanks to continually laxing regulations and unfettered capitalism.

I was just born here, I didn't make this place. This place isn't what I want it to be. Just line any other country, we are all just people trying to live and get something out of life. With the way the education system is here most people don't even realize how ass backwards things are because "that's how it's always been" for them. It's upsetting. But it doesn't make them bad people, just naive usually. This is why things like intersectionality and critical race theory are so important and this is why the far right in this country is pushing against them. The issues in America boil down to race and class based inequality, intentional defunding of public programs, and then miseducation of the populous on these issues and how they actually affect everyone. I promise you those of us who understand all this are doing everything we can do reverse course. Personally everything happening here weighs on me heavily and I often forget to enjoy what's right in front of me because the big picture is so scary. It's stressful as fuck.

Sync has ads, unless you do a one time purchase, I don't think I paid for boost but I could be wrong, either way, I have no issue supporting developers. Just because something is paid doesn't mean it's inherently bad, if they're making a living making these apps and they are dedicated to making them better and better I have no issue contributing financially. They are the best two apps. It's a one time purchase, not a subscription. You can continuously support if you like but it's not mandatory. And yes they're closed source, which isn't ideal but I understand the want to protect their code if it's their livelihood and they've put so much effort into them.

Honestly 10 outta 10 title

Boost and sync definitely seem the smoothest and most features rich, boost has better search though