I can count on one hand the number of jobs or functions I’ve seen people try to get AI to do that isn’t already done better by a hard-coded program or an Excel spreadsheet.
If I see the existence of a product being acknowledged in any way, I just assume it’s an ad.
Now, you want me to actually go to your store and try your product? Put some promotional coupons in my mailbox, I love that shit.
I don’t want this community, or any community on Lemmy for that matter, to become a lucrative platform for advertisers. If someone wants to promote their own product that they made, they should have some credibility as a real person beforehand. Not a brand-new account trying to sell a subscription to an app that’s essentially still in open beta.
That situation sounds an awful lot like when Uber and Lyft first started enshittifying during COVID.
Even better, a dock that you can plug Ethernet and additional USB devices into!
I know, I know. The notes you create are still yours. They’re just Markdown files. And they have a huge ecosystem of community-developed extensions that aren’t proprietary. The company is almost as far as you can get from Big Tech. I pay the $5/month for their sync service just to support them, but since your notes are simple Markdown files, you can just as easily sync your notes any other way for free.
Give Obsidian a try. Its very mobile-friendly.
Are any of these good options for port forwarding? I’m currently using PIA and I’d rather not.
Unsurprisingly, ESG is yet another Republican bogeyman.