So much better!

(I replaced the post image and credited you. Thanks!)

Videos are a big screen activity.

This what we do. It’s convenient to have chromecasts on the TVs throughout the house, so that if you’re talking about something, you can just throw it up on the closest screen.

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God, all over. You name it, and I’ve probably found content there. Random stuff from my Google recommendations, topic searches, reddit (rarely), Twitter/X, Tumblr, imgur, memes my wife sends me, YouTube (some people actually post memes there), etc.

Pretty much anytime I see something that makes me laugh or I think Lemmy would enjoy, I add it to my (now massive) vault of memes and images.

And if I’m feeling inspired (or bored), I’ll sometimes make my own.

Thank you. Now this will take up space in my brain too.

I’m out of the loop on this story.

I mostly post from my phone, using the Voyager app. You can star a handful of communities as favorites and keep them at the top of your list, so it doesn’t take a lot of scrolling to find the right one.

Do that a few thousand times over the past year or so, and you get pretty fast at it!

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Somehow I fell into the routine, motivated by wanting to see communities grow on lemmy, and I’ve just kept going.

You’d be surprised how quick I am at it now. The actual posting probably only takes 5-10min per day, and then whenever I have time to check my phone, I’ll catch up on my inbox.

Haha, thank you for the tag. Would’ve missed this!

There wouldn’t be a for-profit middleman taking billions out of the system for themselves yearly.

Critics point out that government-run healthcare would be less efficient and would also have to draw the line in approving/denying care somewhere too, but I can only imagine that it would pale in comparison to the insurance companies who have a profit-motive to screw you over.

Supporting this assumption is the fact that Americans already spend way more on healthcare than other countries, even those that already have universal:

So, basically we’re all overspending solely to make insurance companies rich.

The sad thing is they do hire some licensed healthcare professionals to fall back on when appealed. They just look for the least compassionate MDs to rubber stamp denials.

There should be a comma after experience.

Death panels?

Believe it or not, that’s also Frank.

There’s no such thing!

Don’t worry, I can go stupider.

A relief is a type of sculpture:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Relief