Blackberry was fun, but at times it felt like a poor man's The Social Network. At least for me.
What's the best movie you've seen this month?
I'll go first. For me, it's Across The Spider-Verse. The excellent score and soundtrack is just a bonus.
A Redmi K50i. I was on a budget and it had the best chip by far...the Dimensity 8100. Also, as an audiophile, the high res headphone jack is a life saver as I don't really need to carry a DAC with me.
Oh, it's been such a long time since I've used the official Reddit app that I forgot about this, because you can see the downvotes in other apps.
Actually, the waitlist takes way too much time. I just went on Twitter and found a couple of people with invites. I don't have one yet, but would you want one when I do?
An easy way to understand this is that instances are like email providers. You can sign up on Gmail, but still email someone using Outlook or something else.
What is your opinion on Bluesky? Their default feed is chronological, but they do have algorithms. They're actually moving towards custom algorithms, so you can build your own or use someone else's, delete, pin, reorder them. It's like different feeds. I like that implementation personally.
I feel like algorithms when done well are amazing. Like, the YouTube Music algorithm is so great for music, I just start playing a song and it takes it from there. Unlike Spotify, which has gone downhill these days, I never feel the need to skip a song on YTM.
Honestly, no one gives or should give a shit about this guy.
Exactly! For the first 5 seconds, I was pissed that I couldn't send a reply with Ctrl+Enter, but it just reminded me of the good old days of being part of and building a community from scratch and I love it!
They do, that's why they are organizing a blackout on June 12th.