Yeah true, AI art is more "looks OK at first glance, but smaller details are messed up", while this one is the opposite of that so "smaller details are actually fine, but as a whole it looks quite messed up" haha

This is one of the reasons why I don't really want to buy the new Diablo game even though my friends are playing it and it sounds like it's gotten good reviews. checks metacritic, critics score 86, user score currently at 2.0 Yeah figures lol

I'm not young either but I guess that's just emoji speak for "puppy eyes"? Although I've only seen it used in memes so I have no idea if kids are actually using it in messaging unironically...

No need to worry about pulling off the style because no one can wear these with style anyways

I accidentally sorted by old once, saw a bunch of "testing" posts, it was kinda amusing.

Honestly at this point if that happens often enough and drives even more "regular" redditors away from reddit (and hopefully to Lemmy), I'm all for it.

This sounds like it could be made into a video game lol

That reminds me of the threads/comments about the spoiler tagging in Lemmy being broken in many apps, hopefully that'll be worked out sooner than later.

Just tested and it doesn't seem to work in neither Connect, Voyager/wefwef, Liftoff nor even in Jerboa... Only worked in the Lemmy PWA.

Once I'm retired, maybe I can finally finish my backlog of 2000+ games on Steam

Man, that reminds me of an art installation that I saw many years ago, where an artist set up a bunch of home electronics in a completely dark room so that their LED lights looked like star constellations.

It was kinda beautiful and yet a reminder about all the "light pollution" we get from these devices, basically what you are talking about.

I tried to look up the name of the artist and that art installation, but couldn't find it.

I dug around a bit and I this seems to be the source: https://twitter.com/llegaspacheco/status/1111783777372639232

The wefwef app has a Reddit-style post/comment score in my profile though, and I have been wondering about where it pulls those numbers from if it's true that Lemmy itself does not (usually) keep a sum of those scores?