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Looks like 2023 will be remembered as the year of big size enshittification. So many companies going to shit. Reddit with restricting API access, Twitter with...everything really, Google with its DRM and now Unity...great year so far, right?

America is the world.

Mark it as busy in the calendar, that might keep them away. If marking the whole day is suspicious, make 1-2 hour marks with 10-20 minute gaps (or longer as long as it doesn't allow sticking a meeting in). Then make these "appointments" weekly and set the subjects(focus time) to private.

If you take out the AI part it still holds true. 2023 is full of bullshit.

This is one of the most popular posts this week here with more than 4 HUNDRED comments. I don't know what you view as a discussion but I think this was a pretty successful attempt at creating one.

It looks like most people don't have enough braincells to do such a simple task. Isn't it just nice to live in a world like this?

Most of the alt templates suck and the og is still good. Why change?

The only thing you missed is that the devs actually couldn't keep their own deadline for the api change so until now the 3rd party apps still worked.

Actually people can custom patch the apps with their own api key and they still work. This is how I stay up to date with these news.

Atmosphere on Reddit became quite bizarre nowadays. Users are angry against the mods who kept the subs restricted/private instead of the company itself. The stupidity is insane.

I'm fucked up, I read it as nutcracker for a sec

The API changes rolled out recently. I guess op is referring to that.

Too bad the lemmy.world community didn't take off. Hope the best for the kbin one

The trading module is (at least when I last used it) very unbalanced and it can alter a whole playthrough negatively. I recommend going through the recent discussions to see if the issues were fixed but I've been trying to avoid it after it fucked up the economy in one of my favorite playthroughs.