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I don't even run it locally but API usage is dirt cheap for how powerful it is. I'm still on my original top up of $10 with heavy usage.

It looks like much to me. Amazing

No one remembers the brief stint to leap frog Web3 with Web5? I'm so tired of these tech bros.

Gentle reminder that you should not use this as an excuse to buy things imo. I see too many people just replacing perfectly good items. It's much better if there's an anti consumption stance (use what you have, repair, buy used, buy, local, buy regionally) in that order.

I dunno, that poll reads very much in favor of Luigi. The fact that a poll needs to be run in the first place for an act like this. To me anything that's not strongly against this is showing some sort of support.

Maybe making a browser doesn't need to be so damn expensive. Let the web standards freeze so we aren't constantly chasing shiny things. The browser is in a really good spot today. What else does it need to be?

These can't be worth very much. For those doing it, thank you for your expensive vote.

This is sooooo good. This is how you know it's working. This is how you vote with your dollar. Keep up the anti-consumption. Boycott the fuck out of these assholes. Life is more interesting not giving them a single cent.

No but where are you going to go. The options are shrinking.

Even if this isn't entirely true, you know Google wouldn't pass up the opportunity to reduce Firefox market share to scare everyone back to Chrome.

Someone will post about victories in anti consumption and mods will remove it minutes or hours later. r/news is especially guilty of this.

I regressed back to Reddit for a bit. I'm back for good after I found out they're also suppressing anti consumption movements.

Reddit can keep all the NPCs.