They didn’t say “sell,” they said “give.”

Should Ruben vet the entire Lemmyverse while he’s at it so he can “dictate what appears in his product?”

As a solo developer with limited resources, one has four choices:

• Choose an existing ad network and do the best you can within its content preferences,

• Put a paywall on your app’s features and hope enough people will actually buy it,

• Work for free, sacrificing your own livelihood, or

• Don’t develop the app.

Clearly they all involve a compromise of one form or another, and I trust that Ruben put a lot of thought into the decision.

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“Considers” ≠ “Counts”

“Tom counts a yellow Corvette among his three sportscars” would be a perfectly natural statement in an article where Corvette ownership is relevant. In this article, parenthood of a transgender child is relevant.

“Spicy” isn’t a taste, it’s just a mildly painful chemical irritation. Spicy substances can hurt many sensitive body parts, including the mouth, nose, eyes, anus, and genitals. It’s nothing to do with tastebuds, more to do with thin unprotected membranes in your body being sensitive to chemicals such as capsaicin or allyl isothiocyanate.

Thanks for the clarification!

The image he shared was one that had already been circulating for months. Can you find an example of the Secret Service going after anyone else who retweeted it? Did they even go after the person driving the vehicle in the picture, or the company that produces the tailgate wrap?

Pretty sure this is protected free speech. Nobody in their right mind would see this as a credible threat to kidnap Joe Biden; it’s just a humorous way of showing displeasure toward a politician.

Good catch. Combined two decades between three authors… so an average of 6.6 years of experience.

It doesn’t invalidate their point, though. It’s insane that she’s refusing to extradite a murder suspect.

Thanks! My “subscribed” feed seemed to be the same as “all,” but logging out and logging back in fixed it for me.

+1

Every time I’ve uploaded a gif with Boost, it wasn’t animated. I had to upload it to an image hosting site and link it on Boost instead, and that worked.

For those who might not get the joke, someone gave Rick Santorum’s surname an unpleasant alternate definition in order to shame him for opposing gay rights.

IDK about the first two, still learning it myself, but for your third bullet point:

Settings > Account Preferences > Show NSFW

This is a setting that’s saved by your instance, not by Boost, so if you change it on one account it shouldn’t affect the others. I think.

It’s the fault of the user who made that post. They used Markdown incorrectly. Plain text is supposed to go in the square brackets, and the url is supposed to go in the parentheses. [This](https://www.kcsoftwares.com/?sumo) becomes This.

They literally created a link that uses “url” as the url. Trying to click their link gives an error no matter which browser or app you use.