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I was just thinking, when watching the picture, it's sad that these images are often not real anymore, and instead are AI generated. Really feels like they are missing the true feeling and just imitating it.

Coffee shops and pubs when they are cozy and have that atmosphere of life.

This is the algoritm I use at work.

Remember how they used to have arenas and gladiators?

Guess which people we are watching now instead of gladiators.

Sadly, reddit is not dying. I thought so too but unfortunately only a microscopic amount of users cares about not being subjected to ads, tracking and ridiculous moderation if they get some entertainment in return.

Same with Instagram, Tiktok, Facebook...

A lot of people are depressed and tired (because of society design), and needs these things to pass the time in their lives.

I'm personally making some strong changes in my own life, because I got so ridiculously bored with my own life and realized I'm on the wrong path, spending my time at home so much.

Wise words. Sounds like your heart is fully working.

Like Freedom Fries I guess.

100% agree.

The moderation is completely out of hand. Instead of being happy we have a platform where we can discuss things outside of big tech platforms, we have people who think moderation is more important than letting people express what is on their mind, specially on this day.

Wish I could make the mods be a bit mature here, but probably not.

Whats next, banning people for discussing moderation? I would not be surprised at this point.

I've been here from the start so I'm just angry to see this kind of thing here. Whoever mod who did this should look in the mirror and think "is my behavior a plus or a minus for the platform".

You can just read the reviews and see for yourself:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Google-Pixel-9-review-The-small-Google-smartphone-has-taken-the-wrong-path.907380.0.html

Of course different reviewers say different things but I think the negatives listed here are huge.

It even has graphics errors. :)

I remember that experience first time and how I had to kill the process from another shell :)

This was before the internet so couldn't exactly google it either.

Fun times. But I figured it out by reading the man page.