The US home turnover rate in the first half of 2023 has fallen to the lowest in at least a decade as high mortgage rates compel owners to stay put, Redfin Corp. said....
Hot on the heels of last week’s announcement that Intel would end their NUC line, Intel and ASUS have struck a non-exclusive deal that will see ASUS assume manufacturing, sales, and support of 10th to 13th Gen NUCs. ASUS will also be able to develop future NUC designs; all under a new business unit called ASUS NUC BU.
Paradoxically, Google is the one Android manufacturer dedicated to device experimentation and security (and I stress security, not privacy) in a way that allows for a secure mobile os stack that's resilient to spyware or tampering. Graphene build on the security and privacy that few other OEMs match on Pixel.
I was getting really bad vibes when the free-speech maximalists and losers like the Sinfest artist were recommending it, and I guess I was right, sadly.
I'd be way more interested in if they partnered with Microsoft to bring these games to Xbox and Game Pass. A proprietary cloud streaming subscription on top of a platform with built in cloud streaming/subscriptions is....silly
Yeah the whole Samsung moon shots (possibly r/Android's biggest moment as a subreddit) really kinda laid out, paired with the anxiety around AI, that our phone cameras...are not really capturing what we see anymore, or what was even there anymore. There's levels to it of course, but it is unsettling that we're going to be in this space of not even trusting any image for a long, long time.
A revocation of intellectual property will most likely require similar forces to the revocation of private capital — societally huge shifts in income distribution, production, infrastructure, and scale. I think those changes are worth making, but doing so would be very, very hard.
I am amenable to making current law much more reasonable, such as requiring a maintenance to keep IP relevant, cutting IP protection down to lifetime of author (not the company), making government funded IP freely or cheaply available to the public, putting abandonware into the commons after 10 years, fully legalizing emulators, etc.
Reddit recently removed years of chat and message archives from users’ accounts without warning as part of an infrastructure upgrade. Many Redditors were upset to discover that their chat histories from before January 2023 were no longer accessible. Reddit claims they only migrated data from 2023 forward during the transition...
What I want, and I think that's what the OP is talking about, is simply to have a way to slow down the posts from the more active communities - kinda like how Reddit didn't show you all of the content of a very active sub when you were on your main feed, but only the hottest threads, and you'd get a mix of threads from very big active subreddits and smaller more inactive subreddits. I love the LOTR meme communities, for example, but I don't want to see all of their posts on my main feed, since it drowns out discussions from other smaller communities.
I always got confused with percentage increases and whether they were relative to the original amount (going from 100% load to 300% load) or whether they were adding on top of the original amount (adding 200% on top of 100% to make 300%).
I do hope the Kbin team can implement something akin to Lemmy's cross posting but even more involved; like stacking similar posts with the same source URL into one post on a feed, or grouping communities with the same name in with matching hashtags
Only 1% of US Homes Have Changed Hands So Far This Year, Redfin Says (www.bloomberg.com)
The US home turnover rate in the first half of 2023 has fallen to the lowest in at least a decade as high mortgage rates compel owners to stay put, Redfin Corp. said....
Reddit is bringing back r/Place at perhaps the worst possible time (www.theverge.com)
Users are already planning protest art. I personally wouldn’t encourage people to join because it’s more traffic for Reddit, but that’s just me....
Intel and ASUS Agree to Term Sheet to Take Intel NUC Systems Product Line Forward (www.intel.com)
Hot on the heels of last week’s announcement that Intel would end their NUC line, Intel and ASUS have struck a non-exclusive deal that will see ASUS assume manufacturing, sales, and support of 10th to 13th Gen NUCs. ASUS will also be able to develop future NUC designs; all under a new business unit called ASUS NUC BU.
Why do people use GrapheneOS? It requires you giving Google a bunch of money first (Pixel phone)
Why give money to the people that develop surveillance tech? Isn't that the opposite of fostering privacy alternatives?
The spam bots have now found Threads, as company announces its own ‘rate limits’ (techcrunch.com)
Let me introduce you to Bumblebee (i.imgur.com)
LBRY, company behind Odysee, shutting down after SEC Fine (archive.is)
Signal may soon be getting usernames (nitter.lacontrevoie.fr)
Xbox's 'Biggest Content Drop In History' Sees Over 1400 Retro Games Arrive Next Week (www.purexbox.com)
iPhone Photo Rejected from Photo Contest for Suspected AI Use (www.theguardian.com)
Always love when self agrandized authorities act like idiots. Feels like the box wine wins wine competition article....
Intellectual Property should be abolished - change my mind! (lemmy.world)
Hey mateys!...
Reddit removes years of chat and message archives from users' accounts (mashable.com)
Reddit recently removed years of chat and message archives from users’ accounts without warning as part of an infrastructure upgrade. Many Redditors were upset to discover that their chat histories from before January 2023 were no longer accessible. Reddit claims they only migrated data from 2023 forward during the transition...
Kbin Login
Is anyone else getting logged out when they close their browser tab?...
Is there a way to derank certain magazines on user side? Something between full blocking and full allowing a magazine?
Some instances and groups are very chatty (*gestures to /lemmyshitposts), so much so that they dominate the All page....
Reddit's Contributor Program could earn you real money for your Reddit karma (www.androidauthority.com)
Reddit could be working on a Contributor program, letting top contributors earn real-world money from the gold and karma they receive.
Reddit kills awards and coins (old.reddit.com)
Pocket Casts Plus increases subscription pricing to $33.99 from $10 (feddit.nl)
cross-posted from: lemdro.id/post/66697
Is there a way to deal with crap like this yet?
Trump Says Hunter Biden Should’ve Gotten the Death Penalty for Not Paying His Taxes on Time (www.vanityfair.com)
No word on what he thinks the penalty for someone accused of inciting an insurrection and obstructing a federal investigation should be.
July 2023 Humble Choice (www.humblebundle.com)
The Outer Worlds: Spacer's Choice...