They've been propping up Myspace's corpse like Weekend at Bernie's since 2008. I feel like they're trying to do the same thing now with the new version WinAmp. They're dead to me.
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What does FOSAI stand for? My google-fu doesn't bring up much.
Nvm, went to the Lemmy link and I see it listed as Free Open Source AI.
Like a pigeon playing chess.
This rules, thank you.
I'm disabled and a heavy swype user. Apple has one of the worst keyboards and predictive texts I've ever used. Even switching to Swiftkey before they inevitably remove it, it's still terrible (it was excellent on Android, for me at least). I like the privacy options of the phone, but if I'm spending most of my time fixing what I type it really sours the whole experience.
A few for me:
Omnium Gatherum by King Gizzard and the Wizard Lizard
Of Valleys and Mountains by Pull Down the Sun
GLOW ON by Turnstile
Plex live tv is free and has a few good channels too. I watch that 24/7 Modern Marvels channel all the time while I work from home.
I did a week ago, before all this went down. Just kept having terrible experiences interacting with people. After 15 years on reddit I was done with it. Deleted my account immediately. Then followed by regret for not backing up my saved section or removing my old comments. :(
It is! The official servers are still up but Atlantic is really the only active server. Official is okay, but the prices on everything is super inflated. It's hard to get going. A friend gave me 6 months of game time to join them, so I play on there some but the free servers I feel are where it's at. There are tons of you can find. Outlands is by far the largest and where I mainly play. It's a completely new land, new progression systems and balance changes. It's very good and always busy.
SpiderHeck is super easy to just jump in and play. It has been mine lately. I'm still playing Ultima Online and City of Heroes regularly.
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I'd have to dig around for it, but I remember someone posting on here that reddit was restoring their comments. Then they found out that the comments they claimed reddit restored were actually in a privatized subreddit that opened back up. The script they were running to delete comments couldn't because it didn't have access to the comments to delete them.
Reddit is doing a lot of shady shit but I don't feel like this is one of them.