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They like to watch.

Please explain.

It’s less of a “dice jail” and more so a “dice oubliette”.

For the upteenth time - an llm just puts words together, it isn’t a magic answer machine.

It really isn’t. What you’ve described is every business plan ever, not psuedo-rent seeking or lessening the product for profit. You not liking their new choices is a personal problem, not an issue with the company.

Producing content you don’t like isn’t remotely close to “enshittification”.

The brain implant will be more like “adplus” of it ever catches on. I guarantee it.

Fwiw, I don’t blame the devs. That’s just me saying I’m not an expert. I understand it’s a management/corporate decision.

And thanks for the explanation. That clarifies the changes I’ve been noticing.

and prob use some Israeli software to access the contents

wut?

I think about that show surprisingly often and how amazing a compression method like that would be right now. Our internet and storage speeds have not remotely kept up with the rapidly expanding size of files these days.

I have been just bewildered at the proliferation of excessive scripts and garbage on seemingly every webpage over the last decade. I’m no web-dev, but I’m pretty positive that the vast majority of websites could remove 99-some percent of their javascript bs and their websites would function just fine. So many are pretty much unusable these days. It’s atrocious.

“Disrupted”. Grooooaaannn

They, uh…“take care of” bad dice.

You poor soul. To think there’s people out there that don’t know a Dungeons and Dragons existed since the year 2000.

The utter disrespect…

…Hades isn’t a gatcha or “collectathon” though.

Definitely gonna be a top contender for next character. That’s awesome XD

Being offensive and trying to be offensive are not mutually inclusive. And I wasn’t intending that as a personal rebuke or anything. Just commenting that, in the context of profanity censors, that is a word usually better left unsaid anyhow. Sorry if it came off as a comment on you specifically.

“Lemmy” isn’t, afaik. Certain instances seem to have profanity filters. Probably not a great word to use in general, though.

Two con-men bards that persuade their way into being treated as gods in the pursuit of women and gold? Yeah, that tracks.