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> Now I open it once a month

So do I. Login on the web incognito.


AI copy pasta misses beats. I've seen people forget to review their comms, and create a lot of confusion, wasting time actually.


If they have a large preexisting AI-ERA subscriber base, which many do, it must be tempting preserve the time by reading AI text for segments of their content.


> This looks like one of the easiest way to get your domain blacklisted in all the email providers.

Disrupt sounds like a strange word here. This is an area where they're going to have to innovate.


Catch up with the latest disruptive invocations in this area at https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/


> De-googlifying your mental apparatus becomes more urgent today. Find other search engines, don’t use the Chrome browser. Or wake up in a slopified AOL kind of environment where your access to information is limited to what Google’s synthetic text extruders deem relevant.

Everything is probably re-traceable fairly easily because Google Analytics is on nearly every web page.

But I understand maintaining your own source of archives, videos, documents, etc.

Sounds like a good vibe coding project actually.. to try and keep it all organized offline.


I still use the Classic PyCharm UI plugin.

Not sure if I'm missing out on much today.. but initially I despised the minimalist interface for the new UI.


Still using the Classic UI plugin, the new UI has horrible contrast and changes things for the sake of change. Also why does every new UI has horrible monochromatic icons where you have to guess what they are?


Engagement, attention, predicting behavior, telemetry, and on and on.

Simplicity gets market share. Once that's built, the UI gets complex for all kinds of reasons.

Dropbox is the best example to date.


Their products are probably not cherished for any genuine candy-chocolate delicacy across all channels.

By now they should know their place is more "corporate candy bowl" or "look, my date for the night is here" where people about the dopamine pop and fun-chatter.


Clicking on any picture itself should present an frame on the right with a bunch of options.


It does but then those are dead links.


They're road mapping. Trying things out. Their entire current ad eco-system may change internally in a week.


Not necessarily UI / UX - the entire preferences -> settings change remains the best example. The rest seems pretty good.


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