/diggI just want to thank the Digg team for their work on reducing spammers.
Digg is becoming joyful to use. Thank you. You are all probably saints for dealing with users.
/cannabisElectric dab rig.
I am getting old and lazy and I would like a push button rig. Do any of you use such a thing? Pros and Cons?
/bazzite
/arcraidersFriendly vs Hostile servers?
Does anyone know how long it takes for the game to figure out what kind of player I am? I just started and I am not having a very good time. I don't want to play too much longer so I can refund if it just isn't for me.
/digglistI created /bazzite for the Linux-based gaming OS.
Come hither and be a nerd with me. /bazzite
/bazziteRules
Stay on topic as much as you can, and don't be a jerk. I will add more when I need to.
/battletechThis is getting out of hand! Now there are two of us! Nice to see I am not alone. I've never played tabletop, but I know the lore and I play the PC games.
Hunting clanner scum in the desert. This is my modified SDLF Royal Crusader. Playing on PC with YAML mods and some others.
/diggAre there plans do deal with an overload of memes and image posts, should it occur?
It seems to me that most of the low quality content I have seen sine the new wave of users have joined are just images and a question. That was one of the really big problems on Reddit. It is engagement farming and it is *boring*!
/diggUpdate about broken blocking on desktop.
If I go to a user's page if will not work, but if I try from a post they made there is no problem at all. I hope this helps.
/diggIs blocking broken on desktop? I'm trying to block some spammers and nothing is happening.
I noticed yesterday as well. I need to clean up my feed.
/offbeat10 Greatest Special Forces in History
The use of the term "special forces" is a bit of a stretch, but it is an interesting read.
/offbeatThe Rise and Fall of the Hanseatic League
The Hanseatic League united merchants to bargain with kings, blockade cities, and even win wars. But when technology changed, defections began and the coalition fell apart.
/artMusician Who Died in 2021 Resurrected as Clump of Brain Matter, Now Composing New Music
An art installation in Australia uses Alvin Lucier's DNA to create an 'in-vitro brain' that composes music, exploring the persistence of artistic impulses beyond death.
/offbeatA cat named Leonardo da Pinchy doesn’t want your affection. He wants to steal your underwear
In Auckland, New Zealand, a cat named Leonardo da Pinchy has become a local celebrity for stealing underwear and other items, delighting the neighborhood with his unique crime spree.
/newsPiles of Dead Pigs and Wafting Sulphur Dioxide at an Iowa Pork Plant
At an Iowa pork plant, Seaboard Triumph Foods faces allegations of environmental neglect, including piles of dead pigs and hazardous sulfur dioxide emissions, despite claims of environmental stewardship.
/scienceEdible microlasers made from food-safe materials can serve as barcodes and biosensors
Researchers have developed edible microlasers from food-safe materials like olive oil and glycerol, which can function as barcodes and biosensors without altering taste or nutrition. These microlasers, tunable and sensitive, offer potential in food quality control and waste reduction.
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