You can have one tasteless cracker.
You can have one tasteless cracker.
I think the last one is the primary reason most of the time, at least with people that end up like this. They know they love hard and they know it won’t last forever.
Not directly related to what he’s saying, but PeopleMakeGames just released an episode about the current state of war gaming and it’s dual, seemingly conflicting function as fun games for individuals, and as a repopularized tool of actual war for modern governments.
In short - a lot.
Most phones have an emergency lockdown that will require a passcode, fwiw.
It’s funny when you die in the nether lava ocean and have to go on a sand excavation to get your stuff back.
Reading the body makes it clear that the author believes she is a talented painter, though. Maybe it’s their way of indicating she’s untrained? shrug
I don’t get it either. I know a lot of lemmy users have an axe to grind with reddit, but treating every temporary outage like it’s dead forever is just bizarre.
“Expedite”, as if the company doesn’t have direct control of it’s own systems. What a load of bull.
Instagram has it’s fair share of blame for the trend, but I don’t think they were the progenitor, as it were. Snapchat was far more heavy-handed with face altering filters from the get-go, as I remember it. Instagram was mostly just the “old-school” sepia tone, black-and-white type filters for the most part until that picked up.
Looks like their keeping to the original aesthetic, but with modern graphics. That’s cool. They even kept the same Frank style vs DR4 (or the weird ass DR2 model). Curious what the gameplay will look like.
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This is such a bad idea. Voting already achieves what they are doing - increasing the visibility of “good” content and minimizing the visibility of “bad” content through crowd sourcing. 1) Banning people for using that system is seriously off base, and 2) turning that system into outright bans from interacting at all is way too far.
This is an automatic system to rigidly create and maintain echo chambers. Really hoping this doesn’t spread.
*Also also - administering bans based on how and where people interact with content, even as mild as up or down voting, is a dangerous choice. Utilizing a purity test of who’s allowed to interact where isn’t going to make Lemmy a better place.
Not OP, but just a boiler plate response would be fine for me. “Sorry [insert name here]. You are no longer being considered for this position. (Optional) Good luck on other applications”. Could even have it set up to sends those out automatically.
If I’m being generous, it does resemble an abstract cat face.
Pretty sure I just got banned from c/vegan because I downvoted “wrong”. Haven’t interacted in any other way, so not sure what else it could be. Also recently got banned from c/imageai for downvoting “too much”? This is a weird trend that seems like a bad path for Lemmy to go down if it’s starting to become the norm.
*Also, what’s up with not being able to block a community you’re banned from? They don’t want you there but you’re forced to view their content? That makes no sense.
That is interesting. Thanks for the extra info!
Huh, I wasn’t aware that 4090s use similar tech. That sheds light on a few things. Thanks!
Ah, so that’s what her face looks like. Last time I saw this, some pyscho ran it through a filter and it looked like this: https://files.catbox.moe/r5wy9r.jpeg