Finally.

I use Ecosia daily. Obviously, it isn’t private but I believe that is worth the sacrifice especially since they’re legitimately planting trees.

I’m a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist.

I believe Mao contributed greatly to the Marxist-Leninist philosophy and gave the movement great importance and knowledge for modern society.

100 ways to die

Nearly everything.

Hopefully they are successful.

All I ever do with AI is use it to correct my grammar or tone.

Apple One Premier bundle and YouTube Premium are the two subscriptions I deem essential in my life. I wouldn’t say I shill for them, but I definitely do think they’re essential for me.

Apple One Premier has:

Apple TV (I use a lot)

Apple Music (I use a lot)

Apple Fitness+ (I use moderately)

Apple News+ (I use a lot)

Apple Arcade (I use moderately)

2TB of iCloud Storage (I use a lot)

Optional Peacock reduced subscription fee (I don’t use)

All of it is sharable with 5-6 Apple family members too.

Sometimes.

FAFO Trump lmao

Interstellar

Most Star Wars movies except 8 & 9

F1

Back to the Future trilogy

Avengers: Infinity War

Black Panther

Both modern Dune movies

Fury

Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy

The Martian

Oppenheimer

Iran would laugh at it before sinking it.

You can follow subreddits on feeeed app on iOS

I’ve been here for about two years (just on a different instance now). I feel it has actually grown quite a bit since I first started, but the niche communities are dying rapidly while the main communities grow. As someone who participated in a lot of niche communities on Reddit before Apollo went offline, I really feel kinda lost. I really hope people put more effort into those communities and hope those who are still on Reddit while using Lemmy encourage frustrated users to join us here.

Apple TV is the only service I willingly pay for so I was excited, but yeah I can see why some were really disappointed.

So Cuba is firing at real drug boats?

Major League Soccer messaging? Let’s goooo

It is essentially genocide.

Decades of “liberalism” gave us the Taft-Hartley Act to crush labor movements, McCarthyism to criminalize dissent, and the systematic use of redlining to enforce economic exclusion. We’ve seen the carceral state explode and domestic policing militarize under the guise of “public safety,” proving that the state’s velvet glove always hides an iron fist ready to strike whenever the working class actually organizes.

I mean, we practiced a lot of fascist stuff for decades, usually with a liberal smile. Now it is mask off.