maxmoon

omg… why would you work for a company like this? Working with shitty technology all day could lead to depression.

This sounds really esoteric for me… first I thought this is cool, but then it was like… meeehhhh…

Maybe meme creators are just hypocrites and grave for likes?

ISO standards… unbelievable how many people don’t get it!

I am European, so that’s a spoiler: It’s Atlantica

Can someone explain this to me, please?

NEVER put anything on autopay!

Does this mean covid19 is dead? Because all the animals came to cities while the pandemic.

I don’t get it! Are people too stupid to write an email nowadays?

I like how the controllers are placed in the direction, where you can find the X button. Just perfect!

I bed the creator of the meme is using Amazon frequently and doesn’t give a dime about the people there.

How does one even made such a decision, who is sane and knows technology?

Why would you throw away so much money for new and shitty hardware, if Linux runs perfectly on old robust devices, which can be bought for a fraction of what you invested?

How is Dropbox making money and how is it possible it is still around? It can be easily replaced by an ftp server.

Oh wait, they sell data for money, my fault.

The first time I saw the message “Your messages are now encrypted” on WhatsApp my reaction was “Yes, but it’s worthless if you keep a copy of the key”.

If the end user isn’t able to create the key by themselves, it’s most likely useless.

Imagine you rent a flat and the owner is Facebook, who keeps a copy of the key and let everyone in who pays some money.

Quick! Let’s move all Youtube channels to the fediverse (PeerTube), before people are getting conditioned to another sick behavior created by rich people.

Why should youtube media not have meta data? As soon media data was created, it automatically has meta data. If you create a music file, you get meta data like length, audio bitrate, sample rate, etc.

But okay, you might mean data, which is not related to the file and can be added as meta data.

No, I think those are the Windows people who put / in the file names, because back then Windows wasn’t really restrictive about stupid file names. At least I think it isn’t possible anymore, but can’t confirm, because I don’t use Windows for around 15 years.

I find it a little bit weird to put meta data in the file name. Meta data is already there and you can see it on your computer with the tool exiftool (if you’re on a Linux system).

But I think you’re not on a Linux system, because you would avoid white spaces then :D

Have you found something? Would be nice if you could share it :)