CrunchyBoy @ CrunchyBoy @lemmy.world

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I think the "undeniable beauty" bit was a joke.

I think she has a good point at the end. Lots of us think we have skills that can't be replicated by a machine, but companies would rather have something replicated poorly by a machine if it saves them money.

That's such a classic, perfect joke.

Did the app just update and change how this is done? I don't know how to switch accounts any more.

EDIT: Figured it out. Tap and hold on your profile name in the bottom centre of the screen.

Pizza Peacemaker. If you're with a bunch of people with varying tastes and want to order pizza, you open the app and pass your phone around. Each person in turn puts in what they like and how much they want to eat. At the end the app tells you what you should order and how you should split the bill.

"Sorry, we'll come back later when you're feeling better."

I guess that's just a factor of this being a non profit thing. A user-built social media platform doesn't have to do everything it can to retain user eyeballs for as many seconds a day as possible.

Why the fuck do these sexy dice have "sand"?

Maybe they've just got an ugly baby.

I remember going to a video game museum in Berlin and seeing Game Boys behind glass. (Insert Saving Private Ryan Matt Damon getting old gif here)

Fun fact: Spider-man wasn't allowed to punch enemies in that show.

Agreed. I thought tapping on the comments themselves would mark them as read.

That's it. Thanks!

Finally I'm above average at something.

Elon Musk will be a lot poorer five years from now, and that makes me happy.

Nature is so beautiful.

I think a better idea to populate this page with content AND encourage discussion would be a "Best Of" style community. Don't just blindly copy everything over, but curate the best and encourage discussion around those.

Of course that would take work and I'm not doing that.

With what money, Elon? You can't afford to pay Google or office rent but you're going to pay Mr. Beast?

Younger folks have been raised on apps and other polished devices with oodles of effort put into UX design.

Older folks grew up learning DOS commands, memorizing the IRQ of their sound card, and other clunky shenanigans.

In their current state Lemmy, Mastodon and other services are too complicated for most young folks to bother with. Not all, but most, especially the filthy casuals.

Bug to report. Somehow this comment, and only this one from you, is forever Unread and I can't get rid of the lil red (1) badge on the notification bell in the bottom right of my screen.

Hm, replying to you finally marked it as 'read'