- It's not art
- Modern art made by people who actually have marketable skills isn't low effort
neko
joined 1 year ago
No. It's like microwaving a TV dinner and saying you cooked.
I love my Google Home and how it's connected to my Phillips Hue bulbs. I love being able to just yell "hey Google, nightlight" when I stumble home after a long night out, no need to fight with switches and too-bright lights after drinking
Federation for big communities, p2p for friend and misc local affinity groups.
I just wish more people knew about Manyverse, especially activist circles
Apple pie
Do you mean provider (the guys you pay so you can access usenet at all) or indexer (the guys who organize the files so you can find anything)
I've been a regular on mastodon for a couple years, having fully quit twitter for it.
i was vaguely aware of lemmy but wasn't interested enough to switch to it until basically now
My small 3rd string city's community is only like one guy on here, but it's active on there
If we threaten to culture their cells and symbolically eat them they might hesitate
It looks like that's for laptop backlights, but this openrgb thing looks promising
It's often a commentary on the art industry.
AI art has no commentary, it doesn't invoke any emotions. It's just "haha I made a visual pun" or "I have such terminal brain rot I think making 4k remasters of classic paintings improves them"