

Ah that’s a bummer. Pixel makes the most sense as long as they continue to be easily unlocked. But it would be nice to have a more ethical/sustainable hardware option with privacy.


Ah that’s a bummer. Pixel makes the most sense as long as they continue to be easily unlocked. But it would be nice to have a more ethical/sustainable hardware option with privacy.


The article I shared is the original source and does not contain a mention of prequels.
The link you shared just now appears to be an AI slop summary with added hallucinations.
I am arguing with you because from the perspective of someone reading the article I shared, you brought up an entirely unrelated topic in order to complain.


I wonder if Graphene plans to support them because then it will absolutely be my next device


? that quote is not in the article ???
I blocked every single person instance and community on Lemmy and my mental health has improved 10x


If they are coming from Windows: Kinoite
If they are coming from Macintosh: Silverblue


Kapowarr is for comic books, OP is looking for comic strips.
That said it should be great for finding collected editions.


I have a long list of things I disliked about the JJ Abrams movies, but the casting was certainly nowhere on it.


? it doesn’t say anything about prequels?


Nice to see they are still working a Trek movie, and also nice to see (IMO) that it could be connected to the main timeline.
Yeeeeah this is the takeaway for me. A lot of those posts are just GPT slop churned out to karma farm.

Oof $4300 USD. Though I suppose if you’re replacing a car (which it looks like you could do with this one) it’s justifiable.


Ah I missed that. That’s great! I should look into it.


So the automation is triggered if the power draw is above a certain amount? I assume there is a smart plug? Or is it a dishwasher with Wifi? Forgive me still learning how these things work.


I’m upset you beat me to this!


Yeah exactly, well said. I think for a lot of people the advent of paywalls felt like taking away a free thing, instead of a return to the norm. Personally when it comes to journalism I prefer a paywall to advertiser-supported.


The argument that paywalls somehow ruin the open parts of the Web always fell flat for me. It is trivial to contribute to the Web for free if one wishes. Nobody is forced to paywall their content.


It doesn’t really improve productivity much for me. And if you take into account the emails I receive from coworkers written with copilot then I’m actually doing more work to decipher what they are trying to say.


Looks great, can old Google location data be imported?
If you open YouTube shorts in a new account or an account that doesn’t store history the ads are nearly exclusively AI slop scams. This is not just a Meta issue.