This is a blast from the past. 3dRealms' tweets are also being recommended to me lately. What's the deal? I thought that studio closed shop ages ago.
Wolpertinger
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Sounds good! This'll come with a reduction in the cost of prime, right?
Me, too. I'm always recommended Joe Rogan or Jordan Peterson videos, with a sprinkling of Ben Shapiro. I even got someone claiming the holocaust was overblown (i reported them). All within the past few months.
I don't get recommended regular videos like that, but youtube shorts are full of that garbage. I suspect it's a blind spot
I always downvote, then block the channel whenever I get those. However, I think the mere act of going to the button to block the channel instead of just scrolling on immediately is telling the algorithm that I want more of that kind of video.
Watching a bit of breadtube stuff, I feel like thr algorithm can't determine what video is against stuff like that and what's for, so I get recommended videos for whatever I don't like instead of against.
I saw this coming. If you aim at the king, you best not miss.
I don't know what made Prigozhin stop his advance, but he must have accepted that he was a dead man the moment he did.
Me, too. I haven't re-authed in a while, though. Do you get the error if you log out and log back in?
By that logic, none of the streaming sites are free.
Doesn't Bing use ChatGPT, though?
He's just a supremely powerful being (nameless thing, perhaps) who was created at the same time as Arda and who is just content living in a forest singing all day about how hot his wife is instead of caring about anything that happens in the world around him.
The question is, what is his wife, Goldberry? She appears to be a personification of nature, Arda, or just the Old Forest or something.
What online services did dante's inferno use?
I wasn't a fan of reddit in digg's heyday because the site looked rough compared to digg and I was more interested in the discussions on digg at the time.
I only started using reddit heavily when digg rolled out digg v4. Weirdly enough, reddit seemed to look better afterward, like they improved their ux since my last visit.
I'm glad this is the case, but still, exclusivity is bullshit.