Go to https://ecosia.org/ in a private browser window. It says “AI that answers to the planet”. Search something and the AI Overview on top is enabled by default.

I use them with AI disabled, but it should be the default setting.

Edit: I just did a couple test searches and didn’t get the AI overview. Don’t know what triggers it.

Fuckin’ a, I had to share that with !anarchychess@sopuli.xyz

Work simulators and games which gameplay loops turn out to be work simulators in disguise.

You could run a PeerTube instance to mirror other people’s videos. The more mirrors, the more decentralized it gets. But it takes some manual curation of videos or instances you want to mirror.

Disclaimer: I used an AI tool (DeepSeek) to polish grammar and wording only. All opinions, testing, and conclusions in this review are my own.

Hi, I’ve read this statement a couple times now. These are my five cents: Your grammar doesn’t have to be perfect, your spelling doesn’t have to be perfect, your text doesn’t have to be perfect. I’ll always prefer human written text with small little errors over AI-corrected text. English isn’t my first language and I probably make errors here and there, but these can lead to funny little mistakes, maybe new words and never before read sentences get created. Human language is beautiful, despite or because of it’s errors. Have a nice day.

Her reaction is so sweet

Where does it come from?

My Aunt Hates Ants

The tickets for Fediretreat are selling fast. Grab yours now!

Don’t trust the ref link

Trust this ref link: https://thebutton.lemmy.zip/?ref=S497HU

TetrisGYM, a ROM that’s also used in official tetris tournaments

I loved the old fediverse report. Ever since the NLnet grant there’s often bluesky stuff mixed in in the fediverse articles. It has changed a lot and it makes me a bit sad.

There seems to be room for a new fediverse report that sticks to reporting on what happens in the fediverse.

PieFed has been mentioned in the fediverse report on connectedplaces.online from time to time. It’s mentioned in an article discussing Discord alternatives. It’s also mentioned in their glossary of social networks:

link aggregator platforms on the fediverse, such as Lemmy and Piefed

Edit: It’s also mentioned in this article by Elena Rossini