Sounds like depression. If you have some savings, it might be worth it to see a therapist to find out.
Not sure if this image is more forbidden in China or the USA
Is that a lot?
You should also be sure to check out [email protected], where you can find discussion and connect with devs.
There is a pinned post at the top that lists all of the active apps. iOS especially has a couple that have not received updates in a while, although they may be still useful.
On a larger screen, you might benefit from using a web app. There are several good ones with very active development.
I really enjoy how news organizations report on these cryptocurrency crashes as though that wasn't the original intent from the beginning.
Personally I think it's great that the administration is prioritizing keeping education accessible, and I'm certain that they won't be directly undermining that aim in the future. /s
Maybe something that links to the daily top post? Or if you're into AI, a summary of the most active discussion.
You could also choose a threshold instead of making it daily.
Some of the news and politics communities added an automatic comment to new posts that linked to fact checking information, and a big portion of the community lost their minds about it. A lot of people found it biased, obtrusive, or unnecessary, and it generated a lot of conflict between the people who liked it or felt neutral. It went through many iterations based on the feedback before being removed entirely.
The entire saga was fairly disruptive and everyone is glad it's over.
Hostages are taken from their homes or jobs with the express intent to threaten their lives, and exchange them for a political outcome.
Prisoners are apprehended in association with criminal activity, with intent to persue charges and criminal trial. They are held at designated prisons, which are subject to local and international monitoring.
We don't even know how many of the hostages are alive or dead.
This attempt at moral equivalence is repugnant.
In case anyone else has never heard of "MintPress News" - there's a good reason for that.
The Wikipedia page is a massive stream of examples where they've been caught fabricating stories for Putin, Assad, and Iran. They have a track record of making things up wholesale and recklessly endangering actual journalists. Take this example:
If you are wondering how Mnar Adely, an intern with no professional journalism experience, launches a massively well-funded site, maybe here is your answer:
No surprise when it comes to this being posted here, or that it is classified as "LOW Credibility," and repeatedly listed as "Deprecated" on Wikipedia because "the site publishes false or fabricated information."
Jesus 👏 was 👏 a 👏 short 👏 king 👏
And cost the nation billions.