For more organic vel genuine design experience you can go to the main page. ;) https://slicker.me/

Im quite hesistant with idea of AI writing my code. At one point your AI wont help you with fixing certain bug and you will have to go through all of this AI slop. Not to mention you deploy debt code.

Mumble?

It’s always interesting when people from the Internet meet in-person. It should happen more often to the point when the people become friends and exchange it to real life socialising.

The demand is there and keeps increasing. I even thought about some platform where people from reddit/lemmy type of platform do stuff together like sports, outdoor, going to pub or something like that. I’m writing here about non-mainstream solutions.

Don’t expect corporations to join the DEI movement because they care about minorities. They do it for the money. When the wind of change arrives, some people might be surprised by how quickly and completely corps change their minds

It should get code from own repository and display for better effect :D

What about destructible environment, physics, attention to details?

All what I see nowadays are mediocre products in flashy packaging. Consumers seem to prioritize aesthetics over quality; if a game is colorful and visually appealing, it often sells well. Whats up with freedom of jumping on that crate, blowing up that wall, shooting up the props etc.

At times, it feels as though I am confined within an enclosure, where the visuals and sounds serve merely to distract me from this realization.

Cash cow

Odysee (they said no to ads recently)

Rumble, Peertube

To follow creators you could try GrayJay https://grayjay.app/

While I get that, AI could be handy for some subjects, where you wont put your future on. However using it extinsively for everything is quite an exaggeration.

Is snapchat still relevant?

Whats certain is your ability to label people based on one comment.

“I dont agree with your beliefs. You must be far-right nazi.”

“I have costs.” statement is the response for everything, every year. It looks like these type of people come from the same template, read the same book about starting the business.

Unregulated areas lead to these type of business practices where the people will squeeze out the juices of these opportunities. The cost of these activities will be passed on the taxpayers.

Switching to Linux would be difficult, when I’m the only one in team willing to change.

People feel comfy as it is and don’t feel a need to change. They say it requires “extra work”.

Theres no balance when one instance floods the whole network with millions of users. Soon people will mean that “threads” is whole “fediverse” .

Another resource https://ryanstutorials.net/linuxtutorial/

users for premium i guess