It needs to pop sooner rather than later. AI being shoved into everything is getting ridiculous.

tjsauce@lemmy.world the man gravity forgot.

It always seems to rear its ugly head...every week.

xxce2aab@feddit.dk "Don't worry about that. Do you like things that wobble?"

speed through the house with ncdu

The thoughts of going out these days is more stressful and anxiety inducing. I'd rather sit in my own home, blasting my own music.

Step 1) If you are never sure... add just one more Step 2) And then if you forget that... add just one more Step 3) Repeat Step 2.

Not surprised nor shocked by this. It's the way that Google wants the web to go since they seemingly have a chokehold on the search market, and SEO 'experts' are following the trends.

Even DuckDuckGo is starting to slowly introduce 'Search Assistant' which prompted me to change to their No AI link which strips all that crap out. https://noai.duckduckgo.com/

petrol_sniff_king@lemmy.blahaj.zone I'll take the nuclear green colour from the Aussie Lemonade Monster lol

https://i.gzn.jp/img/2023/09/20/asahiinryo-monsterenergy-aussie-style-lemonade/00.jpg

BCNY is such a weird company. They started out as a "Hey, browsers are a bit crap, let's fix it" and they made Arc. Arc was fantastic. Used it daily on my Mac. They were doing cool stuff overall.

And then as soon as AI became more popularised, Josh (the CEO) went complete "tech bro" with it and started shoving AI in Arc (Arc Max) and then other problems with the browser started appearing, and the updates were few and far in between. There were promises to fix it, but they never materialised.

And then they made Dia. Dia could have been an extension/add-on for browsers.

$600M+ for BCNY is wild, though. Atlassian obviously has money to burn...

khannie@lemmy.world for the HL2 release, it was probably more of a challenge given how young Steam was at the time.

Not Lemmy, but nodeBB. :)

I can't remember the last time that Steam went down due to a game release. Maybe it was coincidental if they were having issues, but it would be a first.