Maybe the "do one thing and do it well" paradigm was not a bad idea after all.
chris
joined 2 years ago
If you are on PC you usually can just select the first in the list, scroll to the end of the list hold shift and then click on the last item. On other platforms I don't know.
On a new account all languages are selected by default.
I don't think that is quite right. As far as I understand it the new feature generates topics from your browser history that website can use for targeted ads. So if you visit banking websites it might add to the finance topic. I don't think Websites get access to the history. Still it is a shitty idea and please use Firefox.
If you select all languages you see all posts with language selected. If you additionally select undefined you see the posts where there was no language selected.
I upgraded my joycons to the guilykit joysticks and they are wonderful. And its not even that difficult. Took me about 30 minutes for both. But it's a shame that I had to change them at all.
The technology is fundamentally the same but they are implemented differently. They joycon has less space so they needed a more compact layout. But both use potentiometers.
Aber irgendwer hat sich den Wohnort ausgesucht. Und auch der junge Mensch muss nicht für immer da wohnen.
War das nicht schon mehrfach entschieden worden oder verwechsele ich da was?
Naja irgendwer hat sich ja entschieden da hin zu ziehen wo es keinen Nahverkehr gibt.
I think most projects pride themselves on not having something like that. It would be hard to create an algorithm that doesn't create the problems that we know of commercial platforms (echo chambers, biases, and the likes). There used to be simpler algorithms on the platforms but then people got stuck in racist or conspiracy stuff. And then they tried to tweak it and then people started to complain that the platforms are biased. You can't win. It maybe harder to curate what to follow on your own but at least there is not some algorithm that influences what you see and what you like and what you think.