Once you create a monetization team that puts ads in shit, they’re going to want to keep putting more ads in stuff. They’re all judged on how much better they do year over year.
Apple should’ve never created a team that sold ads on their platforms.
IMHO, Apple just jumped onto a dumb dribbble trend that has been happening for a few years. Remove toolbars and put stuff in a small floating pane.
Seeing it in iOS will encourage more people to do this, but it’s not a trend Apple started. Their design team doesn’t have very many good original thoughts these days.
Ahh yes. The “put everything in a little pill” design trend.
Got a screenshot?
I still see the UI I’ve seen for months on web and mobile native.
A slashdot post? Is it Y2K?
I’m actually dyslexic. It makes me feel like a member of Trump’s cabinet.
I still hate this font
Those chonker racists put the big in bigot.
A lot of pizza places aren’t using these as much because boxes have become more ridged.
To be fair, this case was the fucking shit.
It’s true, this phone could save the human race.
Fun fact - When Andy Weir was writing Project Hail Mary, the first draft wasn’t about the sun dying and threatening humanity’s existence. It was originally about needing a spudger to open an iPhone.
That episode where David Choe takes Anthony Bourdain Sizzler, takes the meatballs from the spaghetti buffet, and throws them into a taco shell with quac and sour cream. RIP.
Lemmy’s daily active user numbers are not big enough to be a worthwhile astroturfing target.
The real reason people shit on AI here is because it’s a platform with a bias toward people who are fairly tech savvy and or work in a technology field. Which is why every 3rd technology post here is a Linux circle jerk.
A lot of users here understand the technologies and are working in spaces where they’re being asking to “implement AI” by idiots who don’t understand the tech and aren’t trying to solve a user problem.
And of course, the video was preempted by an AI slop ad of a talking monkey wearing a neck brace.
[email protected] is a good one for stuff like this. That community loves their work.
Looks like it might be a building that has students in it. A lot of us probably had that college roommate that decided that their high school friend or the new person they were dating was going to visit and never leave.
They didn’t need sanctuary, they just had zero boundaries and respect for the other people in the home. And young people aren’t always the best at resolving those situations with candor, so they fester.
Yeah, that might be what’s happening. I live in the city next to a university, and there are a lot of students in certain apartment complexes here. Moreover, that was also the case where I lived when I was in college. The adjacent cities had lots of students.
The owners of this building might also be actively advertising their apartments to students.
I wonder if this is being posted around student housing.
(Edit: OP just updated. Yeah - it’s a city right next to a college town.
Given the language, adulting 101 talk, and the mention of a “community room,” this feels like it’s aimed at 18 year olds in student housing, or a city that revolves around a university.
Having people not on lease crash in student housing can lead to a lot of frustration for students using shared spaces.
I had some roommates have messy friends “crash” in their rooms for extended periods of time, and it ment that I had to effectively deal with a new shitty roommate that I didn’t sign up for. Not an uncommon thing.
Don’t call me guy, buddy.