I'm loving all the tankie tears in here. They don't know who to support. LOL. I love how ruZZia is slowly eating its own tail and destroying itself, just typical of a fascist state. Slava Ukraini! Slava NATO!

Who cares? They were his own private planes. These people knew who they were transporting and getting paid for it while Ukraine burns. They are part of his war crimes as well.

Italy sure does love fascism

Those missing physical buttons to type. Have you used swipe typing? It saves a massive amount of time, not tap tap tap, it's just swype across the screen to the letters and you're good. Very easy and fast.

I have a friend that will only use a flip phone physical keyboard + smart phone features. I don't really care and miss nothing.

if you can't tell this is sarcasm, then you might not be best placed to be on the internet message boards, as you might misunderstand 99% of comments

Another thing that's great about aussie tax.. you can fill it out yourself, it's very easy, all online, and it takes a very short time. They also explain every question in the form and have lots of materials that you can read. For me, I finish it each year in about 10 minutes, and never think about it again.

I swear to god that I typed hardcore. lol

Italy has a real hardware love for fascism, it's part of the culture, unfortunately. I wouldn't be surprised if they go full Nazi in the coming decades.

I've never thought about it, how do they make money? I've never seen an ad or sent them money.

Exactly, I downloaded Mastodon and deleted it in one day. It was too complicated (in an annoying way) to use. I'm very IT literate, but I don't want to learn to use a platform, or do research. I want it to work out of the box, and I want it to be easy and the content to be accessible. Now think about all the non-IT literate people out there, of course Threads will do well because it's just create an account and you're good to go... If Mastodon was like that I would use it.

Also Kbin is a terrible name too. They really don't understand branding and accessibility in these new "grass-roots" apps.