I’ve argued before that people would be more likely to vote if it came with a small tax break

There are teams whose whole job is just to describe web apps. They are product managers and UX.

A gender neutral toilet for each of them

The bigger they get, the harder they will be to remove until it’s too late. All the deadlock over the last few years about whether they should or shouldn’t ban them has allowed them to balloon to this size. The best time for action was yesterday, the second best is today. Don’t let the Nazis take over again.

There’s basically no enforcement of car movement violations either

NYC don’t like you either buddy

Faux nous (tr. Fake Us)

But it provides AI generated CSAM apparently

Yep, whatever signing method needs to survive manual editing as well. Or at least photo editing and layout/collaging.

My guess is that it’ll be attached to RAW/DNG files before PNG/JPG

Navigating Adobe is like walking through a minefield nowadays. Thankfully they’re nice enough to include a little AI badge that turns on when you hit an AI setting, but I’ll just be working along and accidentally hit “Denoise” rather than “Manual Denoise” and bam, AI.

I wish apps would at least give you the option to disable AI. Honestly, it should be a legal requirement like GDPR

(Before the OSS recs come in, I’m unfortunately stuck on Adobe. There’s a high chance I’ve used it anyways)

The Trump regime continues to randomly blast ships out of the water half a world away with no care for who’s onboard

Iran is shooting at ships in its waters

At this point it’s gotta be a weird psyop

Yo guys who is /u/CumPuppetPete and why is he DMing Iran invasion plans?

The last time I used an OSM based map was yeaaaaaaaars ago so I can’t say, but I also can’t imagine shared lists are well supported in that ecosystem? I might be wrong of course (but everyone knows stating a wrong thing on the Internet is how you get real answers)

The other issue I’ve been running into is that Maps is unfortunately still the best way to get business data since anything else requires businesses to add their info to it. On Maps I can find store hours, menus, phone numbers, reviews, etc.

What do you make of all their attempts to restrict voting for the upcoming election, including having lists of “eligible” (read: Republican) voters? It’s not just one or two bills either, they’re pushing this with all of their energy, including petitioning SCROTUS for emergency measures.

Is this not enough to call it fascist? Why do they need to have success before you call something for what it is? Someone with homicidal tendencies is a threat before they kill someone, why do pedophile fascists get a pass?

The US is fascist.

I’m convinced that the most optimal way forward is for it to split. Why the fuck do California or New York have to keep financing a bunch of fascist mouthbreathers with genocidal tendencies? I don’t think it’s possible for the country to recover as one, whole swaths of it literally need cult deprogramming.

I desperately need to get off Google Maps, especially now that it shows Lake America for me up in Canada.

Unfortunately MapQuest has virtually no support for biking/transit/walking, driving is the only option. It also lacks support for collaborative lists, which my partner and I use extensively. I’m still trying to find a viable alternative, happy to take recommendations if they have these features.

The Internet itself is in a dark place. AI has consumed it too.

I’m just leaving this here

When the virus was released, it infected 78.2% of the Net in a matter of months.[1] Net traffic came to a grinding halt, corporations lost billions as the stock market destabilized, huge amounts of data were corrupted, and countless military-grade artificial intelligences were unshackled and mutated into extremely dangerous entities.[3][5] NetWatch, unable to reverse the damage or neutralize the AIs, decided to create the Blackwall, a potent AI with the sole task of blocking off sections of the Net that had been overrun by rogue AIs

More info

Step 1 is to delete the apps

Ah yes that’ll fly over well