No, the adblocker usually blocks the request before the data gets sent to the device. It’s why pages load faster with an adblocker

I mean we have entire genres only because people back in the day modded the shit out of game servers. Team fortress and DotA were both mods before becoming actual games.

I mean, it’s great for audio and video chats. What I never understood is why people started using discord as a forum, as documentation or as some kind of program (like, why is Midjourney on a public discord chat? It’s probably the worst possible interface).

Discord is excellent for chatting with your friends while playing games, and that’s it.

Used Ricoh laser. Enterprise grade quality, just works

I’d wager that it will get pushed to 2026, release half broken, good to play in 2027

Yeah, it’s already stale and expired by now

Take Twitter, change the logo.svg file, change the main color from blue to black, Ctrl+F all instances of Twitter, replace with X. Done

I mean, I bet it would just be impressive enough for Musk. The biggest hurdle would probably be getting the update through the AppStore in just one day.

edit: apparently they’ve already change the logo file on the website (at least in the login screen, I don’t have an account)

Probably in the sense that if it’s not me that posted it, then I don’t have any way of truly remove it (which I think is against the EU’s laws).

What I can think of right off the top of my head is revenge porn and doxxing. Furthermore there’s also the right to be forgotten.

I think they tried to trademark it, like intel tried to trademark the number 86.

The most absurd one is when I got into a Tesla Model 3 and had to search through the settings on the screen the toggle to open the glove compartment.

That’s what I call brain damage design, cause you can only design this shit if you have brain damage.

Almost bought it when they posted the first Squadron 42 trailer in… 2019? The one with all those great actors. I thought it was almost ready at that point, at least the story part.

Then I remembered to never preorder anything, when it comes out, it comes out, and if it’s good, then great, I’ll get it then.

Google could have avoided all this many many years ago, but they fucked up big time. In Europe Whatsapp solved this issue, in China Wechat did, in other parts of the world Telegram or Viber or Messanger or some other app did. The reality is, only the US somehow stuck with SMS for the longest time and then transitioned to iMessage as the main IM app, an app that only exists on one platform.