Yeah I’ve only used Inkscape a little bit but I would not categorize it as a program that can quickly be picked up

Don’t ever see a whole lot of casual WoT references lol

Interesting how college educated Americans switched sides over time

I’ve always seen Blender as a 3D art tool but never as a precise 3D engineering tool. Didn’t even know Blender had CAD features

Huh, I think this is the first (openly admitted) bot I’ve seen here

…good bot?

Looks to me like an incorrect depiction of the Ohio state flag

Nice

I’ve gradually been switching over. The UI is somewhat confusing in my experience- but the MSO UX+UI is consistently getting much, much worse as time passes

I for one welcome our new dolphin overlords

I agree that they offer a good VR experience from a VR-feel standpoint- that said, Meta inherited all the best UX that came out of Oculus just to massively deteriorate it since then

Better yet, crack it open and find a way to load alternative firmware onto it

I’m imagining some sort of an Iron Man situation

Is Pebble still alive? I quit using mine a long time ago because I wound up getting an AW, but I’ve still kept it somewhere

Any FOSS alternatives to Pinterest out there?

I’m more of a dinosaur earth guy myself

Holy

Bone hurting juice type post

Fuck ICE

In my opinion, part of what I think the message by liberals should’ve been for the last 10 years is not to just vote early and often, but to actually run for office. I can easily see how the critical deterioration of the average person’s mental health would make it challenging to reach this end. Our understanding of mental health still leaves so much to be desired

sites feeding content that use an algorithm to personalize feeds for each user are all compromised.

Not arguing against this at all because you’re completely correct, but this feels like a key example of governments being too slow (and perhaps too out of touch?) to properly regulate tech. People clearly like having an algorithm, but algorithms in their current form are a great excuse for tech companies to use to throw their hands up in the air and claim no foul play because of how opaque they are. “It only shows you what you tell it you want to see!” is easy for them to say, but until consumers are given the right to know how exactly each one works, almost like nutrition facts on food packaging, then we’ll never know whether they’re telling the truth. The ability for a tech company to have near unlimited control and no oversight over what millions of people are looking at day after day is clearly a major factor in what got us here in the first place

Not that there’s any hope for new consumer protections during this US administration or anything, but just something I had been thinking about for a while