

Weren’t you in another thread claiming to be a musicologist with 45+ years experience? And yet you can’t read or write music without AI?


Weren’t you in another thread claiming to be a musicologist with 45+ years experience? And yet you can’t read or write music without AI?


To add to others’ suggestions:


Not a cult, just a good old-fashioned charlatan.
People like him have been claiming to have mystical powers of insight for millennia, and there’s always someone dumb enough to pay for it.
I see it all the time even here on Lemmy. Americans love to wade into international communities and act like the US perspective always applies.
A recent example would be a discussion in a UK community about upgrading ANPR cameras to catch ghost plates, but a couple of yanks decided to pop in and get angry about Flock cameras, despite the fact that ANPR tech has been around without controversy for decades here.
It’s not ALL Americans, obviously, but it’s enough of them that it’s a known issue.


Personally, I find the memorable weirdos are part of what makes Lemmy fun. I only tend to block the blatant spam or bot accounts. But each to their own!


Yeah, but not fully featured (yet). No sleep support is a big one, no 3D acceleration, no HDMI, no Mac Studio support.
I’m sure they’ll get there soon enough, but it’s not done yet.


I don’t think there’s a distro for running Linux on any recent iPhone, which is what this chip is for.
Asahi Linux is the leading distribution for Macs, but it’s a few generations behind with hardware support. M3 support is in the works but still experimental and not fully featured yet.


I’m seeing the same issue (iOS 27). The image loads as a thumbnail at first - I can see that it’s blurry/low res - and then gets replaced with the full res version, but it stays at the same size onscreen.


Probably because the actor’s name came more readily to mind, and if you’re already discussing the movie then you know who they’re referring to.


the fact that they were able to buy a device that they control and didn’t get configured as a child is the proof
That would just move the burden of age verification onto retailers.


I dunno, I’d say the new Siri is the biggest feature - it certainly accounts for the majority of the advertised changes.
Personally I’m more interested in the across-the-board performance improvements. Sometimes updates are boring but necessary.


You can turn it off. In fact it says right in the article that it’s off by default.


‘My experience is the only possible experience.’


I did a similar thing earlier this year too! Except without AM2R since I was just playing on NSO.
It was my first time playing ZM and Fusion, and my first time completing any of them.
Loved Zero Mission. I think it’s now my favourite besides Prime. Super Metroid was as fantastic and deeply atmospheric as I remembered from my childhood, and the fact both games use the same world layout was lovely and deepened the experience for me. But I found myself missing the QOL improvements from ZM - especially the map.
By comparison, I enjoyed Fusion, but found it far too linear. The annoying computer shuttles you from objective to objective and it felt like a disappointing deviation from the open exploration of the other games. Definitely the weakest of the three because of that, IMO. But as you say, it was your childhood fave and you can’t argue with those memories haha


Firstly, it’s not over - in the UK it will cause big storms and potential flooding into the winter.
Secondly, the whole point is to encourage long-term disaster planning. Saying ‘we’re fine until next time’ and then panic buying on the cusp of the next event is exactly the thinking they’re hoping to address.


Where does it say that? I checked the linked article and the product site and can’t see any mention of a subscription.


A blatant disregard for the rules of nature.


Congratulations, you’re a hipster!
https://piefed.ca/c/voyagerapp@lemmy.world/p/983755/why-are-all-image-files-coming-through-like-this
I’ve seen the issue reported a month ago but no fix so far.