Yes. The “kilogram calorie” is just confidently incorrect shit.

I’m not siding with that maniac but can you please elaborate how “globalist” is code for antisemitism? I thought it was a rallying call for nationalists with no racial connotations but I’m obviously missing something.

It’s not “identical” memory, it’s eidetic memory.

I’m guessing you watched the same YouTube bs that I stumbled upon where the downfall of organizations such as Netflix is attributed to Blackrock. That channel is such blatant propaganda/conspiracy theories that I don’t think Blackrock is anything but a target for conspiracy theorists much like Bill Gates is.

You’re right. In my experience, the Blackrock thing is the bait to a slippery slope of crazy conspiracies and MRA goonery.

The fucking Black Rock conspiracy again! That’s just the gateway to incel bullshit.

Beside, not between.

If creating legitimate copies is how someone makes money, you creating a bootleg copy deprives them of revenue and is thus stealing.

I’m not entirely sure but I only changed settings when things bothered me and I never saw this sort of ad. I’m not sure if I even browsed popular before I changed some settings so I’m not an objective judge. My point is, users are not trapped with this sort of ad environment. You use classic view instead of card view and the ads get a little differently annoying. Not huge screen space gobblers but sneaky post-lookalike pests.

OP has a view setting that magnifies ads. In my view setting (as close to third party apps as it gets), the ads take up much less space and there is no trending section. OP is choosing a bad layout to exaggerate their point.

But the OP literally said “c/games on lemmy.world”, so the criticism is not valid.

The post clearly mentions “c/games on lemmy.world”, not just “c/games”. Cut them some slack.

I think they’re equivalent: see the URL here - https://lemmy.world/c/games - that’s the same as saying !games@lemmy.world

Google + being a prime example? /s

A newer way to harvest data for them, I’m sure.

When did that happen?