What does a British person’s home made curry taste like? I’m curious.

There’s more than one Musk!? 😱

Sadly Lidl trollies in the UK doesn’t. At least not at my local.

Their trollies used to have plastic hooks fitted to the front of the trolly, but they’ve been removed for some reason 😪

Thanks! I’ll try this next time when I get one of these popups.

Interesting 🤔 “intercept” as in to rip them?

And suppose a friend asked me how you do that. What should I tell them?

This sounds like the Netflix model.

Yo ho, yo ho!

Yep 🤦🏻‍♂️

This isn’t even about AI. Regular search engines will also provide results reflecting the thing you asked for.

In the UK it’s a “builders’ bum”

They can still reject the proposal. Just because they’re built upon Chromium, doesn’t mean they need to utilise or retain every feature Google adds to it.

Agreed. News about X is not news about technology.

What better way to create the image of a thriving userbase, than for your userbase to literally create the image.

I do think Firefox gets a degraded experience on some websites.

For example, Google Meet supports virtual video backgrounds and 3D face filters for Chromium based browsers.

And Google Search serves up an older results page design with fewer features to Firefox users. Someone has literally had to create a Firefox addon to make it pretend to be Chrome so it gets the modern results page.

I realise these are both Google-owned websites - but I don’t think it’s accurate to say that the average user isn’t going to come up across these differences.

There are several eras of the web.

I think Lemmy feels very much of the “Web 2.0” era, which came about in the mid-to-late naughties. When MySpace and Facebook and blogging were all the rage.

So not the same “old web” era as Windows 98. If that makes sense!

/s

Really? I’ve been using it for a while and haven’t noticed tracking.

What sorts of tracking have you seen them engage in?

They display ads in search results, which they presumably do need to track clicks for. But you can literally just switch the ads off in the settings. And then you’ll never see them again. They’re on by default, but not mandatory.

reddit uses a differential for upvotes

ELI5? I’m genuinely interested - just wonder what this means? I’d always assumed +1 on a post meant 1 user clicking the “upvote” button.

Was Twitter a bad name?

Exactly this. In the same way I expect to be able to email the government, but I wouldn’t expect to send them a message on Facebook Messenger.

Open platforms over walled gardens.

If only there was some sort of Reddit API that we could use to retrieve & mirror content from Reddit… 🤔

Oh wait! 😅