Which part of 3 upvoted and 14 downvotes do you not understand.

Truthsocial.com please click this link and never come back

Holy fucking shit how have you not learned to shut your dumb redneck mouth after being downvoted of every one of your last 100 comments.

Well I do have a problem with that. Since we don’t see eye to eye, dont you agree then that it should have been opt in instead of a hidden opt out?

I’ve read up on how it works and it says it’s tracking how well or badly ads perform when shown to me. That’s tracking ads, otherwise called ad tracking.

What now?

Nice! I’m in.

Yep. This is one of those posts that should have just been a web search instead.

Not exactly sure how they made it, but this sounds like “generative ambient” to me.

People make music that sounds similar to this using something called a “modular synthesizer” - its basically a big rack of individual synthesizers that each do one thing, and people plug them together to create “patches”. Then, they run a wave generator through them to generate ambient music that doesn’t actually require anyone to “play” anything during the piece.

If you like this, you might also like these:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9_gsWHYMYs
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U08GM50chVI
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THM4fUdz8Mc

This is because most East Asian languages actually don’t conjugate their verbs at all!

In Chinese, for example, you always use the same exact verb, you just add extra sounds called “particles” to the sentence to contextualize what you’re saying.

e.g. “I’m going to the store” in Chinese is 我(wǒ - ‘I’)去(qù - ‘go’)商店(shāng diàn - ‘store’). I go store.

To say “I went to the store”, you don’t change “去/qù”. Instead you still just say “I go store”, but you add “了/le” to the end of the sentence. “Le” is a particle that means “to finish; to be completed”.

So to say “I went to the store”, you literally say “I go store (past particle)”, and the listener knows that the statment “I go store” already happened and ended - past tense.

This is why native English speakers often think of this type of grammatical mistake when they think of common English mistakes that East Asian language native speakers make.

Lemmy has its own version of that with self declared “leftists”

Holy shit Fortune thinks someone is going to pay $20/mo to read clickbait? Wild.

I would spend my time at my current job making more money than this program would pay.

I checked my Pixel 6A direct from Google and I do have it. You have to tap “Show system apps” in the top right menu.

I never ever tip if I’m picking up the food myself. No service is being rendered.

I also pretty much never get takeout anymore because the grossness of being asked for a tip ruins the experience.

The three known instances of censorship collusion that happened at that time concern the Canadian authorities asking Facebook to “remove users’ posts for ‘disinformation about lifting a COVID restriction’,” RebelNews now writes.

All you need to know. Fuck off with the right wing rage bait.

The Pixel is the best you’re going to do in 2023.

Stop voting against them then. The republicans you support would gut these laws first chance they get.

Wow you really love giving bullshit psychoanalytical advice on the internet huh?

Interesting how everyone says they can only lift their left. I’m much better at lifting my right, but I’m also left handed. I wonder if they’re related.

I’m a news junkie too, and I also used to have a problem with online conflict. I got so worked up posting on Twitter in 2016 that I broke into hives. No joke…

I took several years off from the news, but I reestablished a healthy relationship with it 3 years ago. What revelation did I have?

Comment sections aren’t informative. Just stick to factual reporting and if you need to hear some opinions to help you contextualize things you learn, stick to centrist sources and try to read at least two differing opinions per topic.

I only get news from AP News, Reuters and Five Thirty Eight.

If I desperately want to hear an opinion, I’ll read an editorial in The Economist or I’ll look at polling numbers.

I was able to lucid dream for about 6 months when I had a good environment for it.

I lived in a foreign city, and had a very well insulated high rise bedroom with climate control and a professional blackout curtains installation. As a result I slept very deeply.

I also did regular reality checks 5-10 times per day and spent time remembering every dream I had right when I woke up, a dream journal-like exercise but lazier.

Unfortunately, lucid dreaming sometimes triggered sleep paralysis for me. Its very unpleasant.

I don’t lucid dream anymore but I have retained the instinct to recognize a bad dream and snap out of it to this day.