Because there is a small war going on, backed mostly by Americans, because of the generally positive LGBTQ+ nature here.

Americans then like to call other people names as to try and deflect from how much worse it is at home for them.

An example for reference.

https://lemmy.world/post/28203389

Apple customers are return customers, regardless of how badly they are treated.

Because Apple hardware is just better for certain use-cases. I can’t think of a single other manufacturer that would sell me a small form factor computer with 4 or 5 Thunderbolt/USB 4 ports. I would have to purchase a system and add a couple of PCIe cards.

Because of this, you get a halo effect.

Again?

I’m not sure how many times I’ve read about Lenovo partnering with a Linux distro (usually Fedora). Why do they keep dropping the policy?

It is hypocritical and laughable for the UK to lecture other countries on slave labour

Where is the lecture, or is simply not enabling other countries to engage in this “lecturing”?

I see more lecturing from others about the UK here. That we are not allowed to reject slave labour because of actions in the past.

It is still, also, right for anyone to call out countries for using slave labour.

You can’t have it both ways. Either we are allowed to call them out, or we can’t.

Yep, no criticism from me. I don’t have Prime these days so I was blind to the second half of the store with the offer. 🤦

I do see with some regularity comments from people confused with the store that’s providing the offer, so it might be worth opening up that discussion? I’d much rather talk about free games than who is providing the offer.

Especially when they are in a country that has slave labour now. 🤦

No she’s not.

A few hundred year ago, some people did some bad things therefore I can’t be against said bad things?

Fucking ridiculous.

Perhaps they should take responsibility for forced slave labour that actually is happening now in their country, but then they couldn’t criticise us for hypocrisy without being hypocritical themselves.

You are correct. I am dumb.

It should be Amazon+GOG, not “/” because it requires both.

I read it as requiring both because that’s the rules, but you are correct. It does not actually say that if you don’t know.

Perhaps for clarification, as I don’t see that spelled out. Would it be [Amazon][GOG] if it was available via two stores, rather than a combined?

I just went into GameStop/Cex and they didn’t let me just walk out with a disc.

No one said GOG.

Ah, Americans who are currently fighting to own slaves again, and kill all poor and LGBTQ+.

Please tell us more.

The reviews said that it was a better card than the other brand.

Just imagine how bad those must have been!

They don’t know they’ve been ripped off.

The courteous thing to do, if your not sure there is space, is to stop and wait until the moving obstacles have cleared out of the way.

Is that the best response?

I’m still waiting for Boris to give us bendy bananas, or was that just bullshit?

I don’t see anything in Mannys post that was “pro-Brexit”. Its a stupid idea now, and it was a stupid idea then.

The only things I see are that all the complaints from the article are stupid because they have nothing to do with Brexit. There will always be a “cloud of Brexit hate”, because there are only downsides dreamt as positives by the deranged. However being in the EU will not help the country with a recession when Tories, and Labour don’t do anything that would actually help with a recession.

£11.99 a month.

Or theres that Mubi Go, which seems to be Mubi, and a monthly cinema ticket to get bums in seats for independent cinema for £18.99.

Do either of them work on the Steam Deck yet?

Last time I tried, last year I think, I couldn’t get the controller to work correctly.

I haven’t been on Reddit for about 2 years now, and it was getting terrible, but Daily Mail was generally downvoted.

Has it really got that bad? That’s really bad for the mental health of those folks still on it.

At least it used to be filled with Labour supporters who didn’t seem to have any idea of what their party actually represented, and hoped that it was some magical unicorn despite the voting patterns of the majority of their MPs.

So we aren’t getting a trade deal. Right?