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It’s the same thing, but locally scoped. So it only reviews and modifies one file. Helpful when you want to focus on one thing at a time.

I think their point is that by and large consumers are stupid and willing to put up with almost any garbage like that. What makes you think otherwise?

This is also good when self-directed. Usually framed as mindfulness.

Get into the habit of just observing what you’re doing, and stating it to yourself (out loud or just in your mind). When you’re doing something you don’t want to do (eg, eating too much, procrastinating, losing your temper), looking at it from a disconnected perspective helps you evaluate the costs and reconsider.

Wow, I thought this was a joke but it actually does work. Good tip!

Sounds pretty nice

But that’s what people said about the State of Play last week, and I’ve heard those weren’t great.

I was not expecting much at this point. A general Direct that’s 45 minutes long sounds pretty snazzy. Here’s hoping for some cool stuff.

Even cooler that we get a whole separate Zelda one tho. Looking forward to the OoT and movie trailers.

I played around with it, and it does seem to work sometimes. I don’t get it… I tried filtering searches for ‘heavy metal before:2010’ and ‘slop before:2021 after:2018’, and results appeared accurate. But if I try “openai before:2022” a good majority of the results are from the past few days or weeks. It makes zero sense all around why those filters wouldn’t be absolute.

Security issues for sure, that’s what I mean to acknowledge by saying it takes some level of maintenance.

But like, the feature set and UX don’t have to keep improving forever, IMO. The draw of something like this should be the community, the humans you interact with.

That sucks, sorry! I had read that it worked, but I honeslty don’t search much so I thought it still did.

Amazing how Google used to be a good search engine company, vs how terrible YouTube search is.

It’s always strange to me that software can never be complete or mature, it’s straight from ‘getting new features’ to ‘dead’. Not picking on the comment in OP, the announcement post reads like that too mostly. I get software requires some level of maintenance, but I wish we treated feature-complete as a good thing, something to celebrate.

Anyway, it was also weird to me how Tildes didn’t seize the moment with the Reddit drama a couple years ago. As I recall, they just weren’t trying to be the target of that migration. That was the first time I’d heard of it. Seems a nice place, from all my impressions of it.

If I could just block every channel made after… idk, 2022, that would pretty well solve the issue… Is there a way to do that?

When searching, you can add before:2022 for this effect. I realize that doesn’t help with the recommendation engine, but it’s something.

!rssfeeds@lemmy.world

Only once, this past year. (Not quite alone tho, my wife was with me.)

I started feeling nauseated and heavily fatigued Christmas Eve, and by Christmas Day I was pretty sure I had some kind of stomach bug. Sucks to be laid out in bed sick on a holiday.

But also kinda nice to defer the celebrations a couple days and spread out those family visits.

The elevator thing is interesting.

At first, you just would think it works on a delay.

People notice that they don’t really do anything. Rumor spreads that the buttons aren’t even wired.

Eventually I remember coming across an article that explained most of the time it’s a glitch. The button is telling it to close, but there’s some kind of timing limitation that means the auto-close just happens first.

But yeah, for both I’m sure there’s a lot of variation.

Great job. Keep pushing, you’re so close to the sub-1!

When I was learning it I managed to get I think a 51 or 52? Can’t remember now where I was writing them down. But I never could get my average of 5 below a minute.

As far as I know, the big update was basically that Europe rejected the idea of doing anything to help.

https://threadiverse.link/lemmy.world/post/48245810

But I think maybe California tried to pass some kind of a law?

https://threadiverse.link/piefed.ca/c/skg/p/755580/stop-killing-games-consumer-protection-bill-passes-floor-vote-in-california

It’s amazing how an appealing product can become so grotesque just by attaching Meta’s name.

Glad there’s a way to free them up.

There are probably still a few out there, that you just don’t see much for other noise.

I’m not familiar with the topic at all, but here’s potentially some links: https://ooh.directory/blogs/arts/tailoring/

But yeah, sadly the attention sucking mega-sites and apps take plenty of people out of the market for blogging (and other nicer communications). From their perspective, it’s often “why go to all the trouble to self publish, only for most of my audience to never see me because I’m not on [big social media site]”. The new ways are both easier and reach more people.

When I was a kid, I saw my mom cut expired cards in half when throwing them away.

Ever since then, I always strategically cut my old cards into several pieces, making sure to break up the number, chip, date, name, etc. I’ll throw them away in separate trash cans and maybe wait to throw some pieces out after we take out the trash for a week.

Lol, it’s pure silliness, no one is desperately piecing cards together out of my trash. (In reality, you’d probably just find compromised cards online, or go hit someone with a wrench.)

But this headline makes me feel ever so slightly justified in my goofy behavior.