Jarmer @ Jarmer @slrpnk.net

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How difficult was it getting hyperland up and running? I'd be interested in trying it, but the faq's alone scare me away lol.

The biggest question though: Can you understand what anyone is saying at any time?

Also the "I can make dinner on my dashboard" levels of hot

Awesome! I always try and get my desktop setup like first thing. Then the rest of the house looks like a box explosion disaster but hey at least I can work and play!!!

They just recently (like in the past few weeks) added an ad slot in the ios app store that I actively hate, but it's the first one that's just there (and not in search). Just wait though. Soon the app store will look exactly like this shot of the play store.

This has been on the store page for forever, but nice to see it come to the library page as well. Useful!

Upon seeing the image, I immediately thought "what's the fresh water / sewage / garbage situation there like?" I would doubt there's any electricity at all outside of portable batteries or gennies.

And not only each individual room, but do physical objects block the light transmission? So just simply moving around a room will constantly interrupt the connection?

So basically they just really wanted to go to Iceland. Cool!

Well the two I mentioned are autogenerated brand new each week, so they never really repeat anything. At least not that I’ve noticed. Other playlists I don’t really listen to much.

that's excellent! I wonder if they'll keep their WT Social network going. Does anyone use it?

Pretty much. Pop is my go-to recommendation for pretty much anyone these days. It's so well polished and just easy.

Oof, the most recent news posting is "entering alpha phase" which is a big no thanks for me. In addition, the main descriptive sentence says "It aims to be clean and usable while addressing the various shortcomings of an average Linux distribution." But then doesn't explain that. What does it consider to be shortcomings of an average distro?

Licensing issues aside, the most important thing to me about Spotify is the recommendation engine. Their weekly playlists that are autogenerated "Discovery Weekly" and "Release Radar" are amazing and places where I have discovered a TON of new really good music. Any service that I ever switch to would have to have something similar.

That makes sense. I like that.

To me, the funny thing is that even back then, you could pinpoint the hatred from the bigots: "stuff is gay" just means "I hate the gays" ... but now the fuckers can't even describe their hatred. Asking them to define what the word woke means basically causes a complete meltdown in their feeble brains. "ITS LIKE ... TRANS CLIMATE THINGS OKAY ... UUUHHHH" and then a quick change of conversation.

This is a very good thing. Thank you EU for forcing us dirty heathens in NA to have consumer protections.

I was on reddit for like 15 yrs or something and I have no idea what coins were, what they could be spent on, or how they were earned. I deleted my account, but I bet I had a bunch. Good riddance fake currency!