1. Run Lemmy instance
2. Gain userbase
3. Intercept data users are reading and posting from your instance and others
4. Feed to AI
5. Profit?

Lemmy is way less privacy oriented than reddit and that’s by design.

Been on high deductible for 9 years moved to a medium level traditional plan. I feel like I’m spending the same amount of money just less bills to deal with. Only time I can see it being cheaper is if you have something chronic.

When we implemented it significantly improved our ability to write unit tests. It also allowed us to make more modular code due to the default of every class having an interface. So I’m all for it.

I believe steam backed out so they wouldn’t be sued by Nintendo

This is really bad on mobile too. I usually flip to desktop mode to get to releases page quickly.

streisand effect they are going to be sold out everywhere now

Nitrates are a huge concern and linked to colon cancer at this point. In basically any preserved lunch meat even if “nitrate free” where celery salt is added and usually creates more nitrates than the nitrate added stuff. https://www.who.int/news-room/questions-and-answers/item/cancer-carcinogenicity-of-the-consumption-of-red-meat-and-processed-meat

A global industrial empire probably helps a bit for those things.

I’d like to see regulations that put consumer protections and enforcement in place that take away the concerns that everyone has with tiktok but any other social media is too.

But you know just banning the app will totally work and there won’t be any other apps that do the same thing /s

Many of those businesses won’t be around in a couple years imo. Just cause they exist doesn’t mean they are making money there was a big boom recently with grey area of marijuana and vapes coming on the market. They will settle to a more reasonable level. There is also the possibility that many of these businesses were black market marijuana dealers and now going legitimate so just making their existing business more in the public spot light.

I don’t think there was, but we’re there any models sold in the US? If any most likely under Toyota brand.

More economical and practical than any electric car on the market lol. Too bad they stopped selling them in the states.

Yeah the options just don’t exist yet especially under $35k new what would you buy?

They’ve got a huge share of the hybrid market. Why release something sub par (expensive, low range, needs to be plugged in) my guess is they let Tesla and other companies fight it out and learn from them wait for the infrastructure to catch up then sell to the common person not just people who can afford to have a less practical car.

I think they are just being very conservative on their lineup. They’ll hold on to hybrids till they can absolutely rock the EV world. Technology that improves EVs generally improves hybrids also and they will just sell better because they are more flexible.

I’m putting money on Toyota and their Panasonic batteries to build something like a Corolla EV for $25k USD 400 mile range.

Infrastructure is going to have to keep up too. Unless you are in a progressive/new/expensive apartment/neighborhood has reliable access to chargers that’s going to have to change before you can start selling EVs to lower and lower middle class. Right now they only make sense of you have a garage to park in.