~~When threads first saw its posts on Lemmy~~ [when Lemmy first started posting about threads], I was reading one and a coworker looked over my shoulder and gasped. I looked up at her, and she said, "what is that?? And why is the logo a pubic hair?!" Good times.
Edit. Clarification.
Great. Now I gotta start carrying two phones. My real phone, and a dummy for this dummy app.
Octacore cpu? That's more than some of the new HP laptops out there, which have gone backwards to dualcore lol
Edit: cpu, not vpu
That's one of their antiAdBlock features, actually, and it's working as designed. Hard refresh doesn't work for me. I stopped using yt site on desktop, and only use freetube now. If a video doesn't play on that, I yt-dlp it.
Coward? Not the right word. Survivor, would be the word I would choose. Are you old enough to get a job and ride a train alone? Can you get tf out of this? If not, keep surviving until you can get out, then run and never look back. Change your number, your usernames, everything else he can use to track your whereabouts. Block his number on the new phone, and just run. At that point, he died to you. Don't even think about him. Don't let him live rent free in your mind. Shove him out of your mind, and lead the good life you deserve. If you ever see him again in the future, pretend you don't recognize him, pretend you've never seen him before, pretend he's a complete stranger---he's dead to you. This type of behavior he's showing from the main screenshot and your other comments on here, leads to a manchild who never grew up, and this is not your responsibility to get him to grow up... that's his responsibility, which he's failing. Your responsibility is to survive, get tf out, then thrive. Good luck, son.
**sirs who die alone in retirement homes
That's him in a good mood?
The messages might be working right now, but the security (and, therefore, the stability and longevity) is broken.
I don't disagree. But it's broken.
It's a great read, but just be aware: it may question everything you thought you knew about data privacy.