Even in Edge, Outlook (a Microslop web app running on a Microslop browser) sometimes takes up to a minute to load on refresh. HOW!? God I hate that company.

“A free market is self regulating” until someone makes a better product for less money, I guess.

Sometime I think of a war going on… And just sitting in a lawn chair having a drink while waiting to be bombed. And it feels relaxing.

Here’s a song that feels like that!

The problem is that it makes less sense for them to sell at a loss than for example Xbox or Sony. It’s just a capable PC, corporations could buy hundreds or thousands and they wouldn’t make a cent off of game sales.

As a European… Are feet logarithmic? Wouldn’t even surprise me that much.

If you patched it yourself, surely you must have noticed downloading the official YouTube client to modify, haha

This comment section, except it’s a multi-trillion dollar one.

Yeah, sorry, I do. Just never moved on from calling it Vanced haha

actively strives to make the user experience worse for people who don’t pay

And evidently those who do! My parents live in a different country. What are they, not my family? What’s the family plan for? (Rhetorical question)

With Vanced I have so many more options to customize my experience. I can hide shorts I never watch, set a fixed resolution for data and wifi, return the stupid dislike ratio they removed… And if I’m using Vanced anyway to fix all the issues they introduce, why on earth would I additionally pay for their service?

I want to pay for their shit, especially to support content creators, but I can’t support a platform whose singular mission it is to make everything worse for everyone constantly. Feels like every month I have to get a new extension to undo some horrible design decision.

Genuine question regarding the rhyme thing, it can be argued that “predicting backwards isn’t very different” but you can’t attribute generating the rhyme first to noise, right? So how does it “know” (for lack of a better word) to generate the rhyme first?

I think what’s wild about it is that it really is surprisingly similar to how we actually think. It’s very different from how a computer (calculator) would calculate it.

So it’s not a strange method for humans but that’s what makes it so fascinating, no?

Doesn’t have unlimited storage though. It’s really nice being able to jump to any of the 15,000+ images shared with a single person dating back to like 2015 within a couple seconds. I know that’s a privacy concern but nothing comes close to telegram’s searchability and the unlimited storage.