I do a lot of photography and I share it on my DeviantArt and Pixelfed.
Both are SFW.
On the browser version of Pixelfed there’s a setting you can get to from your profile page that let’s you enable “reblogs” being visible in your homefeed. (It’s kinda vague on what that means though)
I couldn’t find it on the official mobile app.
Honestly the official mobile app I can’t see comments on my posts either.
I’d say the official mobile app needs a little TLC.
When they are accurately called “text generators” and not “AI”
But at this point so many people have been misled by it that it may not be possible to educate those that have already been misled just stop others from being misled.
It’s a fairly common (though fairly uncommon nowadays) trope from older video games (often RPGs) where you end up in a game over state and then you’d be asked if you want to continue (from your last save usually)
Because why make less money when you can make more money
Hell, I’m surprised the publishers aren’t up in arms about it.
Amazon is changing copyrighted works.
Funnily enough I’ve had to block the updates for my WiFi card in my Windows PC for years now as if it updates it just does Bluescreen loops until I boot into safe mode with out networking and remove the driver.
It blows.
Good news is that Linux handles that card just fine.
Personally I’ve never used HeliBoard but from the surface level digging I’ve done it looks pretty similar and is chasing the same goal as FUTO: a good fully offline keyboard app.
I heard about FUTO and tried it’s “voice to text” function and was impressed so I’ve stuck with it. This function for it is also fully offline vs the default GBoard which sends that voice data to Google to store indefinitely.
Just be sure to not use the default keyboard on your phone, use one that never connects to the internet.
I’d recommend the FUTO keyboard.
Literacy rates are on a severe decline in the US, AI is only going to make that worse.
Over half of Americans between 16 and 74 read below a 6th grade level (that’s below the expected reading level of an 11 year old!)
Let alone survive the crushing in the back of the dump truck
Why do people feel this way?
I’m genuinely curious as I’d think having a wider swathe of coding experience would be a good thing wouldn’t it?
I don’t work in fields that use coding expertise, I drive a forklift so I’m out of my wheel house when it comes to coding.
I’d love to be able to just go to my post and see a list of the people who have shared my stuff and links to their shared posts.
For example: 3 people share one of my posts, on the post I click the spot thatvsays how many times it’s been shared, and I can see the posts they made by sharing mine.
I hope that makes sense? IDK if it did I’m tired AF right now lol