I'm not a native speaker no and it was never covered in english class.
I know it's a news grammar thing and probably comes from wanting to save space in papers, I still find it very silly and much less readable.
I also find title case pretty annoying but I think I've become more used to it since youtube videos are titled that way too and I spend way too much time on youtube.
12ft.io lets you bypass paywalls: https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Ffortune.com%2F2023%2F09%2F25%2Fgen-z-workers-skills-british-broadcasting-boss-alex-mahon%2F
Firefox reader mode also works.
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I fucking hate this news headline rule of never using the word 'and', it just makes headlines worse and less readable.
I'm not okay with ads anywhere at all under any conditions.
Yeah it's quite annoying when that happens.
However you should really consider using a password manager to generate, keep track of and autofill your passwords. I recommend https://bitwarden.com/ or https://proton.me/pass :)
The law is so vague that no one actually know what it makes illegal
The Lemmy devs are tankies so of course the instance the devs run is gonna follow tankie ideology
No one ever changed their mind from an argument.
That you think this is true says more about you than people in general.
https://plasmatrap.com/ seems stable.
You can follow hashtags with antennas.
Federation should work just fine as far as I know.
Firefish is a way better experience than Mastodon, of course shares content; https://joinfirefish.org/
Stop insulting people's looks just because they do something bad.
What if a great person who looks like this person happens to see this comment?
Stick to criticizing the bad things they've done.
Hey Riddle Riddle, improv comedy/riddle podcast, very fun.