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I'm sick of AI

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For food, Weird Fruit Explorer is awesome. It's very niche, but high level he's a contortionist who loves extremely rare fruit and travels the world on a mission to try every fruit there is, the rarer and weirder the better.

https://youtu.be/FkKPpOomdpQ

It's a very fun show. Sort by most watched though since not all episodes are the most interesting IMO.

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YouTube now suggests new content *by colour*

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Seriously, there was a time when Google was lauded for all kinds of awesome innovation, and joked about that you needed a PhD to even be a janitor there.

Look at them now. They can't even do basic search functionality anymore, and are so misguided that they put out color filters for video.

I 100% agree they need to just stop existing at this point.

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Lemmy World is now on Matrix

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Same idea as Lemmy except for chat. Basically Reddit is to Lemmy as Slack / Discord is to Matrix. One minor detail is Matrix is actually the protocol, so it's more like ActivityPub (which is Lemmy's protocol), and there are specific apps for Matrix which use that protocol.

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MAGAt loses his federal job

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If this were a normal, fairly subjective disagreement, I'd feel the same way.

If this were a medium level disagreement and they were objectively wrong, I'd also feel the same way.

Supporting Trump is stunningly, objectively wrong, and in doing so they're basically doing the opposite of this. They're supporting lots of people losing a lot more than their homes.

I fully support being happy about it.

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Microsoft sneaks ads into the new Outlook for Windows

Vermont can outlaw billboards across the state, but when it comes to everything digital, it seems like nothing's safe. We cannot even check out email on a dedicated email client application without being subjected to ads, both in the form of spam emails, marketing lists, and now even ads from the program itself.

IMO the government should be stepping in to regulate where ads can be placed, just like Vermont did with billboards.