I’m the Tesseract UI dev, and I just released version 4.1 today: https://dubvee.org/post/3069664

Have you tried beer and Tang? (Not an April Fool’s Day bit, it’s actually pretty good).

Was a joke on Married…with Children where they called it a Bundy Mimosa. I had to try it, and it was surprisingly good.

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Labels are called “Categories” and can be added per-task

Has lots of filters, categories are one of many ways to filter

Looks nice to me :shrug:

Just a regular statue, but it’s on a hinged platform so it can be a tourist attraction where you can line up to tear it down (and it resets for the next person).

It’s a free attraction, but there is a donation box with the proceeds going to help those whose lives were upended or destroyed by his regime.

I had that game, and I really liked it but only after I stopped comparing it to Goldeneye and played it for what it was. The multiplayer mode wasn’t great, but was still fun. For the most part, I just treated it like a single-player game and we’d always switch to Goldeneye for PvP until Perfect Dark came out.

The one thing I absolutely loved about multiplayer in this game, though, was the sticky grenade. I was such a bastard with those (they stick to the enemies / other players). I’d always play as M in multiplayer (I thought, incorrectly, she was the Oddjob of this game in case you were wondering exactly how much of a bastard I am when playing PvP). Friends would see a little old lady run by, think I didn’t see them, and boom: stickied.

Edit: I’ve been watching the “Let’s Play” of TWINE for the last 2 hours. If you’re interested…

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EfVgvHaKZr0&list=PL3EEA57D250B2230D&index=1

Is there EV support?

Looks like it, yeah:

The UI still shows Fuel, but it seems like you can enter the kWh and it should calculate. Maybe plug some values into the demo to be sure. If you do, let us know!

I use Fireflyiii for my money and budgeting.

I don’t see why not. I haven’t stood it up yet, but I’ve played with the demo. It does have a section for parts/repairs/upgrades.

Give the demo a try, and let us know.

Yeah, building a simpler version of something like that was on my ever-growing “to do” list but came across this today. Probably going to deploy it this evening or maybe this weekend (whichever day it’s supposed to rain lol).

If you step back and think about it, so much of human society revolves around people wearing the right costume for the occasion.

Sometimes it makes sense (protective gear, etc) other times it just seems like “that’s what we’ve always worn for X [occasion | profession | etc].”

How does removing your hat imply respect? What is the purpose for standing up when the judge enters the courtroom? Just a bunch of stupid rituals that may have made sense at one time that we keep doing for…reasons.

That’s pretty much how I buy my phones: Look at the LineageOS device list, find the newest ones I can find/afford.

We’re not a general purpose instance, we have a defined mission statement, and the site info clearly states the rules apply to local and federated accounts. 🤷‍♂️ And the ban syncs are no longer needed as later versions of Lemmy server do the same thing automatically (our automod just implemented something almost identical prior to Lemmy adding that natively).

If you are hosting a Lemmy instance, I suggest requiring new accounts to provide an email address and pass a captcha

Those are easy to bypass (or a human can spin up a bunch with throwaway emails and plug them into bots). I recommend enabling registration applications. While not foolproof, it gives the admins eyes on every new account. Also, consider denying any application that uses a throwaway email service.

All while the environment and electrical grid weeps.

I refuse to reward the “Create problem, sell solution” business model these tech companies are employing lol.

My instance has “Rule 3: No AI Slop. This is a platform for humans to interact” and it’s enforced pretty vigorously.

As far as “how”:

1. Sometimes it’s obvious. In those cases, the posts are removed and the account behind it investigated. If the account has a pattern of it, they get a one way ticket to Ban City

2. Sometimes they’re not obvious, but the account owner will slip up and admit to it in another post. Found a handful that way, and you guessed it, straight to Ban City.

3. Sometimes t’s difficult on an individual post level unless there are telltale signs. Typically have to look for patterns in different posts by the same account and account for writing styles. This is more difficult / time consuming, but I’ve caught a few this way (and let some slide that were likely AI generated but not close enough to the threshold to ban).

4. I hate the consumer AI crap (it has its place, but in every consumer product is not one of them), but sometimes if I’m desperate, I’ll try to get one of them to generate a similar post as one I’m evaluating. If it comes back very close, I’ll assume the post I’m evaluating was AI-generated and remove it while looking at other content by that user, changing their account status to Nina Ban Horn if appropriate.

5. If an account has a high frequency of posts that seems unorganic, the Eye of Sauron will be upon them.

6. User reports are extremely helpful as well

7. I’ve even banned accounts that post legit news articles but use AI to summarize the article in the post body; that violates rule 3 (no AI slop) and Rule 6 (misinformation) since AI has no place near the news.

If you haven’t noticed, this process is quite tedious and absolutely cannot scale under a small team. My suggestion: if something seems AI generated, do the legwork yourself (as described above) and report them; be as descriptive in the report as possible to save the mod/admin quite a bit of work.

Looks promising. I’m missing a few ingredients, but will def try it soon. Thanks!

Never even thought of that, but that could work. Was hoping to whip something up, but I could just go grab some prepackaged. Thanks!

Milla Jovovich too.

Speaking on behalf of the Star Trek nerds: Jeffrey Combs or Vaughan Armstrong with an honorable mention for J.G. Hertzler