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Ah, Ragatha! I’m just now connecting that she looks like a Raggedy Ann doll.

A very famous child actor from the 1930s. I thought she played little orphan Annie, but I just looked it up, and I guess I was wrong!

Without knowing anything about this show, I’m guessing the Shirley Temple looking girl is friendly and normie and the chess piece in the middle is old and nutty? Those are my two.

At least Mastodon is properly federated. The benefits of decentralization sort of make this a waste of money/resources, right?

I remember when this was happening to Lemmy all the time too.

I’ve had good luck with steam games, although I mostly play older titles these days and not online multiplayer.

Jesus, that’s ridiculous!

I had an SSD die on me a few months ago (boot sector got corrupted). It took forever for me to figure out what was wrong… It was a Samsung SSD, but since it was 13 years old, it’s hard to say it was a quality issue.

I think you’re right, but damn, AI is getting better so quickly.

Well damn, I had no idea. The ports do look weird, now that you mention it, but I don’t think I would’ve ever noticed anything was off, especially since lots of webcomics look similar to C&H these days.

The linked post raises even more questions for me, because the user that posted it 2 months ago is the watermarked name on the comic, and their entire post history is filled with anti-AI stuff.

I’ll remove it either way, since it’s a recent repost too, but giving a short bit longer because I’m curious what you and others think.

You aren’t the first to comment this, and I’m trying to figure out why this is flying under my AI radar. It just looks like a bunch of other generic webcomics to me. What’s the tell?

I just did it out of curiosity, and lots met my criteria, but the top was Debian, which is one that I’m currently using. Seems accurate!

So how does that work? Do you just have an AI listening throughout the session like a note-taker?

I truly think most people would be receptive to the idea if they could just hear about it. The big corporate sites have so many problems.

Our two biggest obstacles in my opinion: a) the “instances” setup is mildly confusing for new users. b) Once you get here, the predominant culture is pretty homogenous and, to put it politely, politically intense.

Nice. We definitely need stuff like this to get the message out there that alternatives exist.

Sometimes I forget how long it’s been!

What a loss. =(

It’s a strange quirk of lemmy that we will continue to be able to see content from lemm.ee even after they’ve shut down. It’ll feel like seeing ghosts.

I had them! Hurt myself plenty…

Wait till it’s so enshittified it’s unusable

Discord is going public soon, so start the timer…