Y u no Mamaleek
Reddit has at least one sub where the posts and the comments are generated by Markov-chain bots. More than a few times I’ve gotten a post from there in my feed, and read through it confusedly for several minutes before realizing. Iirc it’s called subreddit_simulator.
Yeah, the US got a lot of hubris talking about how other countries are dangerous, and then I see posts like this every month.
Second Life never took off
“In 2013, it had approximately one million regular users.”
‘Second Life’ has been chugging along for twenty-two years, with an actual in-game economy and a GDP of 500 million bucks. But clutchtwopointzero here thinks it ‘never took off’.
& runs the program in the background right away.
Stop threats to democracy
Isn’t Korea getting these insurrection attempts with each new administration?
I keep wondering which one of the two countries will first implement cyberpunk: the Sovereign Chaebol of Samsung or the United State of FAANG.
Back in the day I’ve listened to him at some panel gathering, about AI. And heard nothing that wasn’t already said by sci-fi writers and tech thinkers. So his ‘genius’ anyways eluded me, while him being the moneybag raised suspicions.
Hearing that he was in PayPal immediately put everything in place, because that company was known for decades for freezing people’s accounts on random pretext and keeping the money.
xdg-open seems to do the same in Linux, since ‘xdg-utils’ oversee file associations.
I bet the GUI environments also have their own mechanisms to indicate that the app needs to close, before whipping out the signals.
More like, the app complains about not being able to find the window manager due to some environment variables missing in the shell env, and refuses to launch.
Alfred beats the pants off Spotlight as a launcher. Because of the custom actions, in particular.
Remarkable how no matter what’s going on, USians will find a way to look down on everyone else. When things are fine in the US, the rest of the world are bad for having their own problems. When shit hits the fan in the US, the rest of the world are bad for not caring about the US’ issues.
But don’t you know? A hotel worker in Minneapolis was fired over ‘doxxing’ of ICE agents! This is so important to know for everyone! One person said here on Lemmy that US politics posts are about the most important events in the world. We must demand a response from US partners to the firing of the Minneapolis hotel worker.
This might come as a surprise, but the overwhelming majority of the executive branch aren’t elected neither in the US, nor in any European country. I’d like to see elections for hundreds of thousands of positions in the executive government in whatever country you’re in.
Ah yes, another US-centric post.
Things exist only theoretically if they’re outside the only real country, the US.
It’s just saying that many posts don’t have a language specified. So if you disable ‘undetermined’, all those posts disappear from your feed. It’s best to select ‘undetermined’ and whatever languages you read.
Why do I have to read ten reposts of everything happening in the US if it changes nothing and the comments are always the same? How is every little US thing ‘important’ to the rest of the world?
Let’s consult my feed:
Minneapolis hotel worker fired over ‘doxxing’ of ICE agents
Oh my God! Hotel worker fired in Minneapolis? What has the world come to? How will leaders of the countries respond to this issue?
Hugo Boss didn’t design shit, as he wasn’t a designer and his company wasn’t in fashion design until after his death.
Operators of pirate sites don’t tend to publicize their identities.