miles

miles , 1 year ago to technology in For the Love of God, Stop Microwaving Plastic

i haven't had a microwave since i moved out of my parent's place. figured id eventually get one when i felt like i needed it, but that still hasn't happened 5+yrs later

miles , 1 year ago to technology in The Weird, Fragmented World of Social Media After Twitter

start searching the platform for things you're interested in and follow people with interesting related posts. after a while you've got an actual personal feed

miles , 1 year ago to piracy in ELI5 Repacks? (e.g. FitGirl)

lmfao 100mbps is pretty decent in Canada too.

miles , 1 year ago to technology in The NYC subway is using AI to detect fare dodgers

yes please i really want even more of my already-overpopulated living space consumed by redundant concrete and metal, sounds great!

miles , 1 year ago to nostupidquestions in Does anyone use a non-default voice for the Google Assistant? (Same for Siri, Alexa etc.)

female UK for me iirc

miles , 1 year ago to youshouldknow in YSK: Threads soon joining the fediverse.

hey dude it's been ruining my night/morning too. you're not alone at least

miles , 1 year ago to technology in I don't see how Lemmy will fill the gap of Reddit - it's resulting in fragmentation

I'm actually excited by the idea of smaller communities. After a certain threshold a popular sub becomes more difficult to interact with for me, and I've been finding refuge in smaller subs for quite a while now.

So far just about everything here has that feel to it