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Very important distinction. I’ve deleted the apps long before, thinking i’d keep the account to occasionally look at someone’s feed. When they publicly reinstated neonazi accounts, it was the last drop in the ocean

Very well said

When will the AI slop end?

Most of common information is usually wrong. When programmers gaslight themselves into using it, the code is almost always wrong. Artists are all pissed, because both Nvidia and "Open"AI trained their data on hundreds of terabytes of stolen data too.

The only ones still satisfied with this, are the top 0.01% billionaires, who continue selling these products to companies, who in turn buy this only because of peer pressure

I don’t want it to be popular. I want to have a good conversation, in the communities i choose to participate in, and that’s exactly what I found

My point exactly. The brightness is great, when it works in your favor. But when a modern car sits at such a height, where the low-beams shine directly over the top of my car, it’s obnoxious

I’d love to do the same with mine, but admittedly, the hardware in it is so poor, that they just couldn’t get it to work properly.

It’s quite frustrating too, because despite being a relatively new router, they’re already behind on security updates, and after all the promises, still haven’t delivered the bare necessities as WPA3 support

A few front-end do, yeah. I’m talking about native support

Just imagine if that money went towards improvements in society, instead of a pump and dump scheme for the top 0.01%

I had no idea they even have this kind of money today. Was interesting to browse through the history for a bit

The last few generations were plagued not only by heat output issues, poor pricing, and underwhelming performance in all but gaming, but also suffered irreparable manufacturing defects. The new lineup is essentially more of the same.

I always try to buy the better product, when given a choice, and it’ll take a lot of convincing me to consider this

Yeah, that’s kinda the problem too

I genuinely cannot express how much it annoys me that I cannot have a blocklist for keywords.

Most of the things I read are from my subscribed communities, which i’m very happy about generally, however given the overall state of life today, half of the posts in completely unrelated communities end up being one of the following:

• Twitter CEO
• Hate speech in US politics
• AI propaganda for some pump and dump quick money

I really just don’t want to see any of those things

It’s already really difficult to engage with the content you want to see, but now they’re also taking away the only immediately noticeable metric of a successful video? Genuinely just why

Can’t wait to see what kind of BlyatGPT these assholes come up with. The sanctions aren’t harsh enough

Some of my closest friendships are people I’ve either never seen, or only got to meet a couple times. It’s not like living far away makes them worse friends.

You never know what kind of situation you’ll end up in. One time my transfer flights got messed up, and I was left stranded in a random airport for almost a day. I ended up asking around, and one of those long-distance friends drove hours to pick me up, get me some food, and let me get rest too.

Of course I’d love for them to live closer, so we can see each other regularly, but i’ll take what I can have

Basically every single email client I have ever used, with the exception of Thunderbird, has somehow ended up in the hands of some soulless corp, and has either been discontinued, or got a subscription price that’s impossible to justify.

Some of these genuinely make no sense too. I’m paying per inbox, and a weird web wrapper that just opens google calendar? Come on

I replaced docker with podman on all of my systems, and so far i really have nothing to complain about. Works exactly as advertised

Your eyes on the front display is what i mean. Passthrough for your own vision is awesome

This could have been an absolutely insane product, if they sold it without all the useless bullshit like the facial passthrough, at a decent price. As it is, especially given how fragile it is, it’s just a toy at best.

It’s basically taken the exact opposite route of something like the Xbox Kinect, which turned from a toy into something people use in science

The way these people pump out, and then shut down, completely unremarkable generic titles, is a skill in itself.

If they weren’t trying to go for easy money, and committed the effort towards a solid project, they would have been much more well off