This will almost certainly end up with the response being to simply inject that many more skipable advertisements.

I’m not exactly sure how this could really be done properly without spelling out in regulation exactly how many advertisements is the maximum as well.

Can’t fool me, that’s Skyrim.

When I was learning to drive, the government issued pamphlet included a phrase similar to, “Always use your signals, the car you don’t see is most likely to be the one that hits you.”

So I use my signals for any turn, any lane shift, no matter the context, no matter where I’m driving.

When I was carpooling to work a long time ago, a friend gave me some friendly grief over my usage of turn signals within an apartment complex’s parking lot. “Why are you using your signal? There’s nobody here.”

“Because the car I DON’T see is the one most likely to hit me.” “But there’s nobody here.” “Nobody that you see, but what about the car you don’t see?”

She didn’t get it.

Leaf, Gold

For now

That’s nuts

Poondant

“And my farts smell delicious!”

You’re not wrong, but an arbitrary maximum video length is the least of my problems with a Dorsey product

That would be based on the server’s policies, same as Lemmy or Mastodon.

I’d trust a federated environment a billion times more than anything Jack Dorsey is doing

Vine, but federated!

https://joinloops.org/

Loops ftw

I’m sure the leopards won’t eat her face…

Well, that takes Microsoft out of the equation.

“The calls are coming from inside the house!”

Isn’t this Firebase?

Decentralization’s a good start.

Why leave Lemmy for Lemmy-Junior?

When people tell you how they are, believe them.