oh, look, musk made yet another stupid, impulsive decision that could have disastrous, short- and long-term consequences for twitter er… “x”
oh, yeah, then definitely not
there’s a couple of games that I love from the 90s (Ultima Underworld I & II) that I’ve considered doing this with, but I don’t know nearly enough about game development.
very cool, though.
I suppose that they could release it for free as an open-source project and not brother with all of that
Gibson was correct about much of our education system and Galileo was certainly right about the consequences of overvaluing mediocre wit that merely happened to well-timed. what neither of them had to content with, however, was the internet and how social media can combine the inability to reason critically and mediocre wit with crippling insecurities and anti-social personalities to what should be predictable results.
a least Gibson understood that a technocratic future didn’t imply that people’s lives would necessarily improve.
watching that dude pull out the plastic cylinder with that spindle of platters that probably had a storage capacity of maybe 30MB while the narrator brags about the transfer speed of a blazing 1.5MB/s… awww…
its back up, btw
As someone running a TestFlight beta, I can tell you: that’s not true. TF captures the AppleID used to sign up and how many times the app is opened and crashed, but, unless you set the app to collect other personal details (major red flag), the only other thing a Lemmy client should store is login details and app preferences.
Are you saying that your Lemmy client is mining personal data from users phones? Why in the world would you do that?
Edit: TF betas can also be configured for signups via a link, so that users emails are not captured by TF, and AppStore Connect only registers the users as “Anonymous”. This is how we do it. The only user emails we capture are those in our internal test group— the developers themselves.
I seconded the recommendation to be patient and try back later. This particular instance has been pretty unstable all day, and even at 11 PM Eastern time, it’s still really unreliable. I really think you should try back again later.
from childish word games to childish name-calling. got it.
you’re playing childish word games again. the products are clearly targeted at professionals, regardless fo whether they fail to please them.
if all you have to add is petty contrarianism, stop wasting everyone’s time.
everything in the marketing for the product is clearly targeted at creative professionals.
not when you’re differentiating between “consumers” and “professionals” with regard to product classes, and in this context we’re discussing a product specifically targeted at professionals, not consumers.
if you want to play word games, this isn’t the place or time.
this isn’t a consumer-level product. it’s marketed at professionals and starts at $6k.
It’s an absurd product. It’s a Mac Studio gingerly placed into a behemoth of a case that, itself, costs $3k, And for what? Can’t upgrade the memory or storage. Can’t add dGPUs. All you get is more ports and the ability to add internal PCI cards, both of which could be accomplished with the Studio with far cheaper external solutions. And it’s gigantic and weighs a ton.
Who is this for? Idiots?
I’m pretty sure that was an option, not default, but almost everyone would select the option. it was also an option (which is selected by default) to mark posts as read when you vote on them.
edit: I’m wrong-- originally it was like that. years ago, they changed the default so both are selected.
nonetheless, I would love the option to ‘hide read posts’ and ‘mark posts as read when voting’.
it asked me to create an account when I started up the app, then claimed I “wasn’t on the list” then had me sign up for a wait list.
yet another web browser that promises the world and delivers… nothing.
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