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- Comment on Reddit will help advertisers turn ‘positive’ posts into ads 2 hours ago:
Or don’t use Reddit at all. I’m convinced that the only thing that’ll be boosted this way is astroturfed content either way.
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- Comment on US Army signs up Band of Tech Bros with a nerdy name 1 day ago:
If non-US people didn’t treat those companies as a part of executive arm of a foreign adversary, how much more of a proof would they need?
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- Comment on Splitgate 2 Director Refuses to Apologize for ‘Make FPS Great Again Hat’, Then Apologizes Anyway - IGN 5 days ago:
Yes. Attack opinions, not accessories. It’s much more productive, unless your point was making politics into a football match.
- Comment on Splitgate 2 Director Refuses to Apologize for ‘Make FPS Great Again Hat’, Then Apologizes Anyway - IGN 5 days ago:
Does he really fuck his mother?
- Comment on Splitgate 2 Director Refuses to Apologize for ‘Make FPS Great Again Hat’, Then Apologizes Anyway - IGN 5 days ago:
That’s my fetish. It only makes my penis more erect.
- Comment on Splitgate 2 Director Refuses to Apologize for ‘Make FPS Great Again Hat’, Then Apologizes Anyway - IGN 5 days ago:
Are hats your main issue with them?
- Comment on Splitgate 2 Director Refuses to Apologize for ‘Make FPS Great Again Hat’, Then Apologizes Anyway - IGN 5 days ago:
There are more important things to get angry over. Getting angry over hats is just tribalism.
- Comment on Splitgate 2 Director Refuses to Apologize for ‘Make FPS Great Again Hat’, Then Apologizes Anyway - IGN 5 days ago:
Just 3 months ago Kojima was sporting „Make TV Great Again” hat with zero backlash. I think people look for ways to be outraged.
- ChatGPT 'got absolutely wrecked' by Atari 2600 in beginner's chess match — OpenAI's newest model bamboozled by 1970s logicwww.tomshardware.com ↗Submitted 1 week ago to technology@beehaw.org | 29 comments
- Comment on Public vote for Television's next moves 1 week ago:
Lemm.ee was similar tbh, saunaurus is/was one of the more active Lemmy devs. I have a bit more faith in rimu in terms of philosophy of running things however.
- Comment on Some people defended Ars Technica in my previous post, here is a proof about how Ars Technica parent company secretly manipulate Reddit for their own benefit. 1 week ago:
What was the reason given for removing the post? You’re leaving out some important stuff which is a tell for shit stirrers.
- Comment on Argentine Movie Theater Ceiling Collapses During ‘Final Destination Bloodlines’ Screening 3 weeks ago:
TLDR: Nobody died.
Yet.
- Comment on ‘The Wheel Of Time’ Canceled By Prime Video After 3 Seasons 3 weeks ago:
Fuck.
- Comment on List of Fan (OpenSource) Ports/Remakes of Games 3 weeks ago:
- Comment on I'm looking for the Holy Grail of multiplayer gaming 5 weeks ago:
Unreal Tournament 99.
- Comment on Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose) 1 month ago:
If you make money on YouTube you can afford iPhone Pro probably. You probably already have one for shooting quality video.
- Comment on Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose) 1 month ago:
Going by number of features isn’t really a way to tell what’s premium. For me the bar is set really low which is not having ads, which most budget Android phones fail at.
- Comment on Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose) 1 month ago:
They’ve just done this to create artificial value for the “Pro” models.
Correct. They found out professionals have money to afford premium hardware and software so you can charge them that. Perfectly reasonable way to make money.
- Comment on Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose) 1 month ago:
I’m sure we’ll find much evidence for hobbyists on Lemmy having different use cases from the general public but Apple wasn’t ever interested in supporting that niche at budget prices because there’s little money to be made there.
Regular person doesn’t need much offline storage because they download apps from the App Store, listen to music from a streaming service and sync photos to iCloud or Google Photos. Those people probably shouldn’t store their data offline either way because they won’t back it up properly. It’s another case of Apple treating general public like incompetent grannies but they’re kind of right about that.
- Comment on Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose) 1 month ago:
They let iCloud do the thing. Their computers don’t have that much storage.
- Comment on Apple's USB-C transition is a confusing mess (and that might be on purpose) 1 month ago:
People discuss this as if they connected their phones to their computers more than once in the past 5 years.
- Comment on What TV series would you call some of the earliest examples of 'prestige' TV? 1 month ago:
Twin Peaks broke the episodic TV paradigm making way for longer stories being told via this medium. It still got loads of filler, especially in the second season parts without Lynch, but Rome wasn’t built in a day (/chuckles).
- Comment on Michael Bay And Sydney Sweeney Team On Movie Adaptation Of ‘OutRun’ Video Game At Universal 1 month ago:
If this exists only to capture that brief moment of bliss while driving along the coast to Passing Breeze, I’ll watch it.
- Comment on What’s your favorite “flop” of all time? 2 months ago:
I’m now at risk of becoming a Wachowski-explainer but I think actions scenes being this bad was either intentional or intentionally neglected. It got dumb at times because it expected you to suspend disbelief and all of us have trouble with that these days. 20 years of unserious media full of quips, 4th wall breaking and so on killed the child like wonder in many people.