plz1 3d ago • 100%
The intent is likely a self-driving car, self-spotting the homeless. This shit belongs in /c/aboringdystopia .
plz1 5d ago • 83%
This is fascinating. I hate the treadmill due to the monotony of doing that for 20-20 minutes. If I could break that up into 5-minute chunks over the course of the day, it's less monotonous, for sure.
plz1 5d ago • 100%
Investing billions
Weren't the headlines a week or two ago about Microsoft trying to get taxpayer funded aid for reopening 3-mile Island? Companies shouldn't be asking for taxpayer funded handouts when they are basically printing money at this point.
plz1 1w ago • 27%
Fucking Woodward. We're going to be getting these tidbits dropped all the way through the election. This guy and his antics to sell books...
plz1 1w ago • 100%
Isn't Microsoft Copilot just ChatGPT?
plz1 1w ago • 100%
It's always to sell a book, never when it could actually matter in real time.
plz1 2w ago • 94%
While you are struggling to make rent, we're releasing clickbait to distract you from who you should really be mad at.
plz1 2w ago • 90%
They missed the 25-foot waterproof wall, for the actual damage, the storm surge...
plz1 2w ago • 100%
Hulu is owned by broadcast networks, they could just be using the same media, pre-condensed.
plz1 2w ago • 100%
It's for ad time. At some point, the TV industry realized though couldn't get studios to make "30 minute" shows shorter then they already were (for ad breaks), so they artificially compress those show times to fit more seconds of ads in addition to the ad breaks they already had time for.
So say a studio releases a 20 minute episode of content for a 30-minute time block, distribution companies like Hulu will take that 10 minutes for ads,, plus compress (by speeding up) the 20 minute episode, too. It wouldn't even surprise me if they use an algorithm to determine which parts of the episode they can speed up more aggressively than others, to hide that impact from the viewer.
plz1 2w ago • 100%
Wouldn't matter. The only means of reversing this is impeachment of a SCOTUS judge, or him stepping down willingly. That's why things like passing laws for term limits matter, to at least eventually get these people off the bench.
plz1 2w ago • 100%
Nope I'm just awful.
plz1 2w ago • 100%
People on the opposite side of that tolerance spectrum look at us avid ad avoiders like we put in too much effort to do that, so I see it as two sides of the same coin. I started blocking/avoiding ads due to the nuisance, long before privacy and security became even more prevalent attack vectors through advertising. That was just a benefit to the time saved by blocking ads, but not it's a primary use case.
plz1 2w ago • 100%
When developers commit source code to a shared repository (for integration in software people like us use), they have the often-squandered opportunity to summarize the changes they are submitting. Linus (rightfully) thinks this opportunity should be leveraged more appr9opriately and more often, with more quality.
plz1 2w ago • 80%
Maybe the rug itself was evidence that was buried, separately from a body. Weird, but having 2 dogs hit warrants some scrutiny for sure.
plz1 2w ago • 96%
Unlikely all 4 though. Give people 1-2 they can map services two, instead of multiple wasted (branded) buttons.
plz1 3w ago • 100%
I appreciate seasons with fewer episodes as they are forced to focus on good pacing and less "fluff". But longer in between seasons makes you forget the plot. I like anthology series as they don't rely on plot carrying between seasons.
plz1 3w ago • 100%
I learned my lesson from the early days of covid. Buy that good stuff i bulk as a habit, not as an emergency reaction.
plz1 3w ago • 100%
I'm like 80% sure they were being sarcastic in that comment. I hope so anyways.
plz1 3w ago • 88%
Biden went somewhere on this?
For me, it's a light grey color and the text is white, even when CarPlay is set to always use dark mode. This is hard for me to read, but I can't find any way to change this. I'd rather just have an actual dark background when in dark mode.
For folks using multiple accounts, it feels a bit buried to go from content in one to the other. It would be nice if the number of taps to go between different accounts was reduced by a few.
I don’t know if this is the app, instance issues, or both, but I’ve found this feature to not work well
I think it would be cool to be able to swipe left/right when viewing an image post from the feed or in a community and be able to go from post to post like a slideshow.
Reproduced in latest release today. When I swipe left on a comment in Inbox to reply to it, it just hides it. If I go to the All view and re-swipe left, it'll open the reply dialog. So it appears to only be a bug if you have the view set to Unread.
Build 72 seems to be the nail in the coffin for font scaling. All text is tiny now. It's there any plan to support accessibility?
Some communities will have a deluge of posts, which tend to astroturf the main feed. I loved the feature in Apollo that let us mark a sub as a favorite to make it easy to get to, without subscribing to it and having it hit the main feed.
Can we get the option to put the voting buttons on the left? Also, view on ipad is truncating the titles when there is plenty of room.
When the app launches fresh, it seems to default to All instead of what I had before (Subscribed). EDIT: I just found the setting for this. I don't recall seeing it before, but happy it's there!
In dark mode, when viewing the voting buttons, could we get higher-contrast coloring when a post is voted on? The upvote coloring is nearly impossible for me to distinguish from the default un-voted color (light blue vs. grey). I'm using the *darkly* theme, but *darkly red* has the same challenge. Using browser extensions to override this is only an option for desktop-only usage. Sincerely, a visually-challenged Reddit refugee.
In dark mode, when viewing the voting buttons, could we get higher-contrast coloring when a post is voted on? The upvote coloring is nearly impossible for me to distinguish from the default un-voted color (light blue vs. grey). I'm using the darkly theme, but darkly red has the same challenge. Using browser extensions to override this is only an option for desktop-only usage. Sincerely, a visually-challenged Reddit refugee.