Replying to @Some_Emo_Chick@lemmy.world
Facebook is like 95% ragebait by volume, so, not big surprise.
Pronouns: they/them
Artist and animation enthusiast.
Replying to @Some_Emo_Chick@lemmy.world
Facebook is like 95% ragebait by volume, so, not big surprise.
Replying to @FoxtrotDeltaTango@sh.itjust.works
Stay unsafe, company reps ❤️
Replying to @eicker@lemmy.world
Another shit take from the resident LLM adbot.
You’re already paying for premium. You shouldn’t have to listen to ads.
Edit: in case anyone is wondering, yes, the account I am replying to is a bot that in a few months time will likely start promoting the stuff it’s already promoing on its profile (which is a website that advertises via bots) or it will advertise a product that paid for this bot to do deceptive marketing.
Replying to @darthelmet@lemmy.world
If your city has committee meetings that are open to the public, try to attend them if you can. If they allow for residents to ask questions or make requests, you can ask there.
Depending on the size of your city or town it might also have a parks and recreation department. If there is one, you can inquire there how you can go about adding more trees to enhance or expand green spaces.
Also, check any community boards you come across. There might be arborist groups that focus on stuff like this. Even if there isn’t one in your city, there might be one that focuses on the county or state (assuming you are in the US, if not, whatever larger land allotment applies to your country).
Basically it begins with networking. Try to find others that share the same desire for more trees and green spaces and the willingness to effect these positive changes, there is power in numbers.
Hope this helps :)
Replying to @stermy4u@lemmy.world
Shill account for townflex dot com
Replying to @diocesegoldmine@sh.itjust.works
It was definitely generated by AI.
Replying to @eicker@lemmy.world
“Hey ChatGPT, generate me an epic roast of this guy that wouldn’t be out of place if it were in a Neopets forum in 2005. Include a stupid emoji at the end too.”
Replying to @eicker@lemmy.world
Why would you be be on the side of AI, and completely ignore the fact of it being a massive drain on society and the environment? This isn’t a win, nor is it a reason to glaze AI.
Replying to @Wildmimic@anarchist.nexus
Back when Nintendo made good consoles. My 3DS has been my daily driver since 2012, and so far only needed to replace the thumbstick because the rubber degraded. It’s a little tank and I love it.
Replying to @return2ozma@lemmy.world
That’s what I’ve been saying for years. If you’ve bought digital multimedia like movies, TV shows, software, etc from large corpos, you don’t own it and you are at their mercy. Contracts can expire and licenses can be revoked. Corps want you to own nothing and be grateful for them allowing you the privilege of paying them for a product or service they can rescind at any time for any reason, because fuck you, that’s why.
Replying to @eicker@lemmy.world
What the fuck does this even mean lmao. Is this an argument in support of AI or against it
Replying to @sanitation@lemmy.today
Why tf do monitors need apps now? Buttons on the side. Basic settings menu. Gotten by fine for decades with that.
Replying to @eicker@lemmy.world
“It’s not X it’s Y” LLM slop BS.
Comment history is full of similar chatgpt slop.
Edit: go ahead and downvote me all you want but mark my words - in 1 to 3 months this account is going to switch to shilling the online marketing strategy consulting website it’s already heavily advertising in its profile. The website is literally promoting marketing bots pretending to be real people to sell you stuff.
Replying to @eicker@lemmy.world
Do you outsource your comments to an LLM? Got a lot of the hallmarks of AI writing here and in your previous comments.
Edit: yeah I’m like 80% certain this is another automated LLM account. Their profile description reeks of it, and except for the first three comments, their comment length is consistent at all times, there is an overuse of colons and “it’s not X it’s Y” statements, and weird formatting choices across the board. This is pretty much a running advertisement for their AI consultant and news (?) platform.