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Great time for Patreon to expand more into content delivery.
Great time for Patreon to expand more into content delivery.
Oh right, yeah, it really irritates me. I’m sure it comes from some Growth Team experiment where the only success metric was interactions (intentional or accidental) with the box.
Making the box increased engagement with the box, ship it!
Writing sign-in and authentication can be difficult. Google handles it for you. They’ll also store all of the secret stuff that you don’t want to leak, like passwords, etc. So I can see some of the appeal for sites of a certain size, but not really Twitter.
Yes. How else would it get there?
You think Cory Doctorow isn’t focused on privacy?
At least now it’s 00000000!123
I love the game.
But wait, you seem like a really nice person that I want to talk to some more.
If the company grows they don’t need to have desks for every new person, so they won’t run out of space as quickly, saving the cost of relocating to a bigger office for further down the road.
Are you really telling this person to enjoy something a particular way, otherwise they’re wrong?
That links to a user for me.
Web link is https://lemmy.world/c/enshittification
Community link: !enshittification@lemmy.world
Poor thing spent 6 weeks covering those 3 miles and got caught.
Feels like your priorities might be out of order.
If Musk said the sky is blue, and you agreed with that on Lemmy, then you’d be downvoted.
It doesn’t make it hard to communicate if they’ve clarified their meaning multiple times, unless the other people are intentionally not understanding what they say.
I agree with that, and AI is an interesting thing to invest in. I just think there are more immediate requirements for the country in the short term. I only saw a small part of the country, but it’s got significantly worse in 5 years, and will certainly not benefit from a small investment in Edinburgh or wherever this was supposed to go.
I just got back from a month-long visit to the UK after 5 years of absence, and growing up there for 30 years before that. 1.3BN could definitely be better spent on things that will improve the lives of thousands of people right now.
It doesn’t really matter since it sounds like the promised money was imaginary to begin with.
“Loves Knob” tee hee
Assuming that what I’ve read (extremely quick search) is true, too much sugar can cause diabetes and heart disease. So reducing the amount consumed will likely improve public health. It’s not a big jump from one to the other.
Also, in the article I first linked there’s this quote: “These seemingly average changes can lead to valuable changes in health at the population level” by Dr Oliver Mytton (UCL Great Ormond Street Institute of Child Health).
So yes, there’s been a positive impact.
I found it a bit awkward that pretty much everyone talking about these world cultures was white.