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  • Have you attempted to use the platform since the rate limiting? It’s approximately 2-3 searches before you’re rate limited out of the app for 24+ hours.

    You’re also unable to view comments unless you’re logged in, so you’re required to give them semi-accurate information for an account too.

    It’s literally useless for organizing unless you pay for it, which defeats the entire purpose of wide spread reach like it used to have.

  • Rate limiting and heavily pushed “premium” options have made Twitter near useless for large scale organizing.

  • My solution is no new cars and nothing newer than 2005.

    Cars are a series of compromises on every single metric nowadays, and they’re more expensive, making you pay for the convenience of having your data sold

  • I see how far it’s come and I fucking hate it. It creates nothing, it wholly brings down the quality of art in the world and destroys countless people’s lives. There are no benefits

  • It’s not assisting you in anything. It’s doing all the work for you

  • The un-fucking of Windows 8 release

    It actually was a pretty useable OS most of the time

  • An AI does not learn like a human does. Therefore the same laws and principles can’t be applied to computer “learning” as can be to human learning.

    They’re fundamentally different uses of the material.

  • Open Source has meant Source Available for quite a while.

    FOSS is different than Open Source, and it’s a distinction that very likely needs to be made.

  • I don’t use gig services because of the tipping. I’ve cut out any food delivery and don’t use Uber/Lyft. I’m not tipping on top of the +25% service charges those services add.

  • I’ve stopped using tipped services entirely now. The only tipping I do is for a waiter at a sit down restaurant.

    The mini mart under my building asks me to tip when all I’ve done is bring what I want to a counter. It’s infuriating because there’s no reason for it, it’s literally just there to guilt people into an extra few bucks.

  • 3D Touch. I used it all the time

    Physical Home Buttons - my iPad still has one and I love it compared to the swipe up gesture

  • Honestly just because I didn’t have one and didn’t want to spend another ~$250 for the combo. I had spare windows keyboards already, so didn’t feel the need to replace them.

    If I was to seriously use it again, I’d probably get one, but it’s more likely I’ll sell it to fund a new MacBook Pro

  • To be fair, the Mac mini is the worst way to experience macOS. macOS works much better with a trackpad and Apple keyboard, which eliminates a lot of your problems I think.

    I also have a Mac mini and it barely gets used because it’s a shitty experience to use with a typical windows based mouse and keyboard.

  • This ^

    Architecture changes can happen as much as they want, but there’s certain tasks that require a fixed amount of memory, and between that and poor developer optimization I doubt these improvements will be seen by the end user.

    The CPUs really are great. It’s hard to want any other laptop when the performance/battery life are so great on the M series

  • I definitely see this as “we can’t get away with the boys club anymore” rather than a problem with Gen Z. Gen Z won’t hide their unhappiness with any of the -isms and will call it out instead of just keeping their head down.

  • Nothing they do at this point will bring any of the goodwill back. They already messed up and no amount of walking it back is going to change the perception that they might just do it again at any moment

  • The only reason I used prime video was because it came with prime. I’m just going to stop using it altogether if there’s ads

  • TBH if I’m out at night I’d much prefer it to be bright and lit up in the city. If the city is dark and quiet at night it feels more unsafe to residents.

    Not saying it’s right, but it makes sense

  • It’s really goddamn preachy. There’s a real sense of superiority a lot of users have that I don’t recall as much on Reddit.

    There’s also the fact that small communities are dead and it’s next to impossible to grow them, so you’re stuck with the same people on the front page every day.