wizardbeard

My favorite part of this is that with some of the non-movie (and still canon) content it creates a sort of through line of rebellious Jedi to Anakin. Most of this comes from the Clone Wars CG series.

Yoda trained Dooku, who felt that the Jedi had a bigger purpose in protecting freedom and left the Jedi to lead the separatist movement against the Republic until he got manipulated into the dark side by Sidious.

Dooku trained Qui-Gon, who very flagrantly followed his own code within the Jedi but pushing against the edges.

Qui-Gon trained Obi-Wan, who appears very traditional in the movies, but really only when put against Anakin's rebelliousness. He fell in love with a Mandalorian diplomat (during their brief period of pacifism) and says he would have left the order for her, had she but asked. There's also evidence that he knew of Anakin and Padme's relationship far earlier than when everything goes to shit, and just... let it happen to a certain degree.

Through to Anakin, who has elements of all of them including Dooku's feeling that Jedi needed to do more in the galaxy.

It's good enough for corporate (with multiple other lines of defense).

There's also a decent amount of college and independent stations (not IHeartRadio, etc owned) that broadcast online, so location isn't an issue.

I know OP is trying to go for single purpose devices, but RadioDroid on F-Droid is great for listening to internet radio and has a built in station list.

Sure, but I've also seen plenty of content that is along the lines of "dog level of intelligence in caked up human body" (see: that slimy fucking "dog girlfriend" comic the one person posts to the comics community about once a week) and content that is "lets leave the anthro aspects on the shelf today" (Let me check my tag blacklist... pretty sure it's tagged as "feral" on boorus).

Maybe this guy is talking about anthro stuff, or even catgirls, and is just pearl clutching. But there are also some quite concerning subgroups under the furry umbrella (much like many large groups). Just saying.

And you just lost the game

I couldn't believe how much of a dump the place was honestly. Shit is being held together with duct tape, zip ties, and free veteran labor.

And the DOGE boys will see that and use it as evidence they deserve even less, ratger than seeing that's what things have been reduced to due to budget cuts.

Spirited Away vibes

Pee is stored in the balls, and... blood is stored in the boobs?

for whatever reasons

Until recently, one man, who ran from the sinking ship of Yahoo search into Google's marketing/ads group. He bullied the former head of search out when they refused to make search worse in order to boost the ad click through rates. He then became head of search himself until fairly recently.

In depth writeup here, and there's a link to the same story as a podcast at the top.

This is entirely on brand for him. Entirely. It's kind of frustrating that somehow his idiotic business decisions managed to keep his terrible beliefs out of the public discussion. Did you think he was so into Mars colonization and space travel on a lark?

Sounds like a good case for brute forcing the filenames. Just do the proper thing and don't leave your cloud storage publicly accessible.

I don't like subscription based software, and a subscription based game launcher is even more ridiculous. Especially when there are already free open source alternatives.

With the subscription aspect in mind, this reads to me like an advertisement rather than news. Probably because you just pasted in their literal ad copy instead of giving us any of your own thoughts about it whatsoever.

A big part of why I'm on lemmy is to get away from the "natural engagement" ad posts, so in short this sort of post isn't something I want to welcome or encourage.

Personally, this post would have come across a lot differently if it was just the link to their site/blog post and even a few sentences about your personal thoughts on it. This comes across as a poorly done ad.

You didn't "just share news". You just shared an ad with effectively no further context.