“Daddy! China hurtin’ my feewings! Hewp daddy! China bein’ a big meanie!!!”

Phone dictionaries have been fine for kanji recognition and searching radicals for over 10 years.

I learnt Japanese in schooling from 2002 to 2011 and I was using my phone in the last two years of that.

I’m curious as to what the opinion of AI will be in 10 years

A good IT is blocking ads at a company-level. Browser extensions wouldn’t matter, and in fact, shouldn’t be allowed for the same reason.

My backup is ctrl+z 😎

Unfortunately this is probably going to be a buy for me.

Seeing how the market reacted to the enshittification of Reddit, means that Discord probably has a lot of upside on the share price. The parallels between the two services can’t be ignored.

I don’t at all feel vindicated, but my Brother printer is the worst printer I ever owned (this was 20 years ago admittedly). Absolute hunk of junk with nothing but problems. I’ve always wondered why they were so well recommended online.

They don’t care about “you”. They care about their “consumers” (as in, you in bulk), who don’t buy them.

It’s capitalism; simple as that.

How many times is this going to be regurgitated? The question has been well and truly answered.

We don’t buy them.

Mule emoji

This is a bad analogy.

It would be more akin to firing your fire departments, because you installed automatic hoses in front of everyone’s homes. When a fire starts, the hoses will squirt water towards the fire, but sometimes it’ll miss, sometimes it’ll squirt backwards, sometimes it’ll squirt the neighbour’s house, and sometimes it’ll squirt the fire.

A succulent Chinese meal!?

Oh what’s that? Yeah that’s Barbara Streisand’s house

Among us?

This article is plagiaried from Eurogamer.

https://www.eurogamer.net/google-has-developed-an-ai-tool-that-generates-fully-playable-3d-worlds

All of Gamecensor’s articles are lifted, changed with ChatGPT, then reposted. In fact, this one isn’t even changed - just stolen

I have always been surprised that Spotify was so popular. I used them a while back and was abhorred with how shit the experience was. Stopped and never touched it again.

“No gifting”

But it’s not gifting it I get anything in return. So I could “buy” the smallest item in exchange for 100m dollars from a family member

It is spent money, because you have to buy those shares from other people. It’s literally a purchase of part of a company from another party. Just because you can liquidate it easily it doesn’t mean it’s not spent.

“Informed”

Are there any good alternatives to Glassdoor? The website and app were already hot UX garbage as it is so difficult to find salaries in other countries and figure out the currency without it bugging out frequently.