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[–] phuntis@lemmy.fmhy.net -4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago) (2 children)

that's us inflation maybe but LJ lives in the UK and I can tell you it's a lot worse than that for us the bank of england says a certain inflation rate that isn't that high like 30% over the last year but that's a lie it feels like the cost of everything including food has at least tripled over the last year or two maybe more sync at its end was a fiver and hadn't gone up in a few years so if you triple that you get 15 which yeah is below 20 by a quarter but S4R lasted 10 years before it died only cause of reddit I don't think that's a bad price to pay for a lifetime of adless sync sync is ljs job so it's only natural the price is gonna go up with food going up this much 20 quid for 10 years or more of updates for an app I use constantly isn't a bad deal

[–] fristislurper@feddit.nl 41 points 1 year ago (3 children)

Please please please use punctuation.

[–] crate_of_mice@lemmy.world 19 points 1 year ago

People in the UK can't afford punctuation anymore

[–] ChaoticNeutralCzech@feddit.de 3 points 1 year ago

I think they are using shitty speech-to-text software that does not do punctuation.

FTFY:

That's US inflation, maybe – but LJ lives in the UK and I can tell you: it's a lot worse than that for us. The Bank of England says a certain inflation rate that isn't that high (like 30% over the last year) but that's a lie. It feels like the cost of everything, including food, has at least tripled over the last year or two, maybe more. Sync at its end was £5 and hadn't gone up in a few years, so if you triple that you get £15 – which, yeah, is below £20 by a quarter – but Sync4Reddit lasted 10 years before it died only ‘cause of Reddit. I don't think that's a bad price to pay for a lifetime of adless Sync. Sync is LJ’s job so it's only natural the price is gonna go up with food going up this much. £20 for 10 years or more of updates for an app I use constantly isn't a bad deal.