Sourdough, it's the absolute best.

Same with Reddit. In fact I'd just decided to delete the Reddit app and just hang out here, because the AI slop has become intolerable. But really I'm seeing it everywhere. Google News used to be interesting and now again AI slop. Is this the end of human-based online articles and interactions?

My story is that I've used Relay for Reddit exclusively for years and years. But now with everything, and Sync for Lemmy on the horizon, I'm looking forward to SfL.

I have to believe they'll put out a patch soon to make it fun again. Despite what everyone else seems to think I think overall it's a good fun game (or at least it was before 1.1.0).

I only used to use it several hours a day. But not once since the blackout.

Just found this post coming from Bluesky. In a sea of AI-written dreck you are a god-send. I really appreciate that you put a ton of work into the article. I will now go read your other articles. :)

Please take care of yourself and get the medical support you need. I still look forward to seeing your contributions in the future.

Edit: forgot to mention that I got Revenge of the Savage Planet SteamWorld Build from the Steam Summer Sale (so far...)

Also Sable from Epic Games. Looking forward to playing them all.

I got in immediately at the start. Played for about four hours with very few problems. Enjoyed my time.

The developer of Relay for Reddit is working on optimizing the API usage of the app. I'm not using it (still boycotting Reddit), but I see there are android updates every few days.

Me neither. I mean you really gotta go looking for it. Maybe that's all he seeing because that's all he's looking for?

Dripping coffee onto a metallic ball and getting a C&D notice via social media. Pretty entertaining.

I'd like to see more different animals, but more biomes would be more than welcome. A mash-up of earth-like animals but more alien. Giraffes, elephants, giant ants, etc would be really cool.

At some point you're going to need to recalibrate your printer. The prints just won't be as good as they should. And it can be very very frustrating trying to figure out what's wrong. I highly recommend this website: https://teachingtechyt.github.io/calibration.html

It's a very popular game. And the pace that they're putting out awesome updates it's only going to keep it that way.

Yeah, I'm not going to play hardcore because at some point I don't want to destroy my computer and monitors when I smash them.

I've got a level 57 sorcerer and am loving the game. It's a fantastic game no way about it. Those people can complain all they want: it's not going to change what the rest of us think.

I'm sure I have misremembered. No one's near the 100k number.

I think it's interesting that despite lemmy.world having less users than lemmy.ml it has way more active users. Something to do with improved stability?

A cross-over between No Man's Sky and Light No Fire, where the expedition is on a single planet and at the end you get the starting date for LNF.

Same! I don't want to use Snap!

What an asshole this guy is. He's above the law?!

Slackware I'm pretty sure back in 1993. I remember compiling my own kernels that took hours. Those were the days.