beetus

u/beetus@lemmy.world
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on fucking finally · c/microblogmemes · 1 pts · 158d

Been seeing these styles of interfaces a lot recently, especially for presenting data. Ive been starting to think they are AI generated. Not necessarily the data powering them, but the UI/ux presenting the data.

Curious, why do you remember day 1 for you?

I don't know mine. I do remember sitting in my kitchen at the family computer listening to the modem connect via an AOL disc though. Sometime in the late 90s if I had to guess.

Apparently in 1998 half of all cds produced worldwide had an AOL logo on them. Wild.

“I am at your service. Just marry me.”

She may have also been a pdfile but there's no way that's all that was going on. What kinda rizz did Epstein have to get women to fall over him constantly? So weird to see. Maybe it was just his money, probably just the money. These people are vultures.

Fair enough. I'm struggling with the constant attempts to pin the blame of trump on the Dems not being enough while also projecting various purity tests on the party. I respect that you weren't doing that, sorry.

The dem party has a lot to improve on as whole and specifically with leadership. I also want anything better than Trump and I'm willing to settle, for now, on good enough. I wrongly interpreted your message as another attempt to wedge the party

You're being downvoted but this has been the reality for game devs for the industry's lifetime. Only a few successful studios are able to have consistently employed devs and artists through multiple projects.

The reality in this industry is that it is project based and when the projects ship, they fire a lot of staff. I left this industry precisely because of this factor a decade ago.

I hope these devs and artists land on their feet quickly.

It's frustrating how many comments are focused on comparisons to the NL. When someone does something hard that was easy for you, do you gloat or do you celebrate their efforts?

Everyone in this community knows that NL has amazing bike infra and this is normal (and better) there.

Hope to see more permanent protected bike lanes in the US. Thanks for sharing OP