fushuan
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- Comment on Garmin adds AI and a subscription tier to its app 1 week ago:
Why are youlinking me the same website I linked?
- Comment on Garmin adds AI and a subscription tier to its app 1 week ago:
Wym see also, that’s the link I shared 1 hour ago in this very comment chain.
- Comment on Garmin adds AI and a subscription tier to its app 1 week ago:
Google (which purchased Fitbit, which had bought Pebble) still owns PebbleOS - repebble.com
Right in their website.
- Comment on Qobuz reveals how much it really pays per stream, and I want to see more of this transparency to help us spend money more ethically 2 weeks ago:
I currently use tidal and I’m thinking of switching. The most important feature of an audio streaming service for me is, audio radio. Meaning, I have a base playlist and I want it to auto generate it with more similar songs so it doesn’t stop. New discoveries are important too.
Does it offer this recommendation feature? The last time I briefly checked it I didn’t find information about that. I’d like some confirmation before I begin merging my 1k+ liked songs…
- Comment on #EverythingHappensForAReason 2 weeks ago:
That most of her thirsty viewers are christians probably.
What I first got is a critique of people that do something and say the reverse. It looks ridiculous when you see a stripepr do it but when those so called bible lovers promote hateful laws somehow it doesn’t look heretical for them??? That’s the critique for me.
- Comment on New undersea cable tech listens for sabotage — can be retrofitted to existing fiber optic lines 2 weeks ago:
Knowing when the touching becomes instead of when the connection cuts is a big improvement in any case
- Comment on Why I recommend against Bluesky. 2 weeks ago:
“Im so tired of hearing that getting set up is easier in bluesky, you can do it like this on mastodon”
“That didn’t set up my account, which includes getting a healthy following base”
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“That’s not the discussion we are having”
I’m another person but, are you sure it isn’t? Setting up the account is not only creation, it’s all the tweaks until it’s useful for the user. If the user needs connections and searching for them is harder (due to how search works currently with federation) then setting up is indeed harder on Mastodon, which is the point the one you are responding to is reinforcing.
- Comment on Is 33 cents a small amount of money? 2 weeks ago:
Agreed, I love people that own their mistakes.
- Comment on Last Epoch Season 2 | Official Trailer 5 weeks ago:
Nah it’s the same gameplay that they had 1-2 years ago, but with the dodge roll they added on the 1.0
- Comment on Google’s ‘Secret’ Update Scans All Your Photos 5 weeks ago:
There’s an app called obtainium that let’s you link the main page of github apps and manages both the download, the instalation and the updates of those apps.
Great if you want the latest software directly from the source.
- Comment on can someone please explain what is so unique about startup like 'LOOM' ? 1 month ago:
Youtube for companies, what a innovative piece of software /s
- Comment on Elon Musk’s X blocks links to Signal, the encrypted messaging service 1 month ago:
In kinda pissed with them not agreeing to the chat app interoperability protocolo though, i want to delete whatsapp so bad…
- Comment on Microsoft Study Finds Relying on AI Kills Your Critical Thinking Skills 1 month ago:
All tools can be abused tbh. Before chatgpt was a thing, we called those programmers the StackOverflow kids, copy the first answer and hope for the best memes.
After searching for a solution a bit and not finding jack shit, asking a llm about some specific API thing or simple implementation example so you can extrapolate it into your complex code and confirm what it does reading the docs, both enriches the mind and you learn new techniques for the future.
Good programmers do what I described, bad programmers copy and run without reading. It’s just like SO kids.
- Comment on Bad UX is keeping the majority of people away from Lemmy 1 month ago:
Cofigure swipes to hide posts and just swipe them out? Idk, it’s not hard.
- Comment on Bad UX is keeping the majority of people away from Lemmy 1 month ago:
Yeah, the UX of alexandrite, Voyager or even the Voyager web app for PC are sublime. I don’t see any difference from reddit tbh.
- Comment on Nice try guy 1 month ago:
I justo presa the down volumen button. It mutes calls but doesn’t refuse them. I believe this has been the case for all the phones I have ever owned, pre android even.
- Comment on Gulf of Make a Report to Apple 1 month ago:
As someone from the outside, you wouldn’t even see the US specific naming. If complaining in a bug report about the fact and threatening to abandon the platform in favour of Linux is all you can do, man, don’t bother xD.
- Comment on Time to get serious with E2E encrypted messaging 1 month ago:
Their github releases have the apk available so you can manually download it and install it or use obtainium.
- Comment on Polyglot de naissance 1 month ago:
How is it that there’s a whole class country with less native speakers than here in the Basque Contry, a province of Spain?
- Comment on The State of Lemmy (drama) 2 months ago:
In lemmy, besides Germany I wouldn’t bet on it. The local language communities are pretty much dead besides german ones tbh.
- Comment on The State of Lemmy (drama) 2 months ago:
I’ve read plenty cricism of the US, China, Russia, Mexico and some of canada, Ukraine, France, Spain, Germany, Denmark, Norway, India, Australia, Taiwan, Japan, Brazil, Venezuela. Those I can think on top of my head.
If you don’t see any hatred against anything besides the US, without trying to be too disrespectful, open your eyes.
- Comment on Rainbolt never misses 2 months ago:
It’s been a no go zone for about 10 years or so, yeah. The no go zone even splashes canada.
- Comment on Telegram rolls out third-party account verification, filters 2 months ago:
I guess, I just dislike that sometimes I fat-finger into popups about gifting premium, especially when I’m a premium user, was. It’s great value for the price and I wanted to support them, but all this focus and those popups really drove me out of the features I enjoyed just for the principle.
The only reason I still use it is the same reason I have WhatsApp installed. To interact with people that refuse to swap.
- Comment on Telegram rolls out third-party account verification, filters 2 months ago:
They were the best with all their advanced chatting options like reactions, emoji suggestions, custom emojis, sticker packs, sticker creation tools, advanced file sharing, extra options for forwarding messages… And then they started adding all these slimy features with advanced bots, stores, telegram coins, telegram webapps (games, idk).
It’s like instead of becoming the best messaging app ever they want to become a shitty “everything” app that’s just bloated as hell.
- Comment on So that's how they do it 2 months ago:
The fact that they are making some shitty placebo concrete road instead of using actual rocks and merging them together with concrete.
It’s a shit road.
- Comment on Yule Tidings 2 months ago:
Sir that’s over 1k what the fuck.
Our 4 buddy family group has less games combined sir.
Sir you need to stop.
- Comment on For me, Cyberpunk 2077 was uninteractive and has low replayablility value. 4 months ago:
It’s a game inspired on a polish book made by a polish studio, which is the same company from GoG, the allegedly most ethical online game store.
I’d say that, as far as studios that can make a game this big, it’s one of the most appropriate ones for a game like this.
- Comment on For me, Cyberpunk 2077 was uninteractive and has low replayablility value. 4 months ago:
It’s been years since that oerk isnt a thing, 2.0 overhauled most of the gameplay.
Maybe don’t throw blanket statements about a game without even checking if they are applicable anymore?
- Comment on From moms pov 4 months ago:
The meme implies that you are the shown kid, so of course it’s not proper use, you should be shown whatever that kid is seeing. His point of view, a 1rs person view. It’s not that hard.
- Comment on lab toys 4 months ago:
You forgot i, j, k
It’s actually x, y, z, a, b, c, i, j, k, e, and then whatever, they don’t matter.