[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 3 points 30 minutes ago

Cleaning the shower and having to deal with gf's hair

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 31 points 3 days ago

Why are Lemmy mods from .world coordinating on discord lmao

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 15 points 3 days ago

Oh punaise encore une fois faut tout faire par le tel, celui où celle qui n'en a pas est vraiment coupé de la société

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 33 points 4 days ago* (last edited 4 days ago)

PCGamer really hates doing journalism mhm ? You have to figure out which link goes back to the actual article about the mentioned report, and then find which link directly goes to the report : https://www.adl.org/resources/report/steam-powered-hate-top-gaming-site-rife-extremism-antisemitism

The full report actually provides a lot more information and answers some legitimate questions, and other ignorant comments raised in here, there's an entire appendix about their method and how they fine tuned an ai model to review 150+ million profile pictures / 600+ million comments

There's also interesting info about the customization of Steam profile, which I don't remember Steam publicly sharing :

At the time of data collection, Steam Community had 458.32 million users. Of these, 418.4 million were public profiles and 39.68 million were private profiles (even if a profile was private, there was certain related information that was publicly available).

Many of Steam Community’s 458.32 million users have not customized their accounts extensively. Only 7.4% of public profiles have a summary, Steam Community’s equivalent of a social media bio. 41.8% of profiles use Steam community’s default profile picture, making it the most common avatar on Steam, present on 191.2 million profiles.

Most Steam Community users are also not particularly active. One proxy for activity is player level, which users can increase by activities such as buying games or collecting trading cards while playing games on Steam. Among the 91.69% of Steam Community users who publicize their level, the average level is 2.8 and the median level is 0.0 (the maximum level observed was 5,001). Our detections should be interpreted with this context in mind.

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 31 points 5 days ago

Riot works on their game

Then they throw money at other - actually competent - studios to work on side content

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[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 2 points 6 days ago

tout pour les memes

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 8 points 6 days ago

La communauté trans4 en sueur car on sait toustes que c'est elle qui contrôle le lobby lgbt

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Mais ailleurs aussi, dans les médias dits traditionnels ou mainstream, ceux-là même dont Trump a fait sa bête noire, le récit d'un miracle politique, de son exploit, fait son chemin. Dans la "Matinale "de France Inter, Léa Salamé salue le ""come-back spectaculaire de Donald Trump"" ce matin : ""Il faut le dire, c'est spectaculaire ce qu'il a fait, là, avec le vote populaire, et le Sénat qui bascule républicain." "Sur BFMTV, ce matin toujours, l'éditorialiste Thierry Arnaud applaudit ""le talent de Donald Trump"", qui ""est réel"", et s'exclame ": "«Chapeau l'artiste», on a envie de dire. Il a capté la colère, le ressentiment, les besoins. Il a su incarner la réponse." "Le "Monde"" "flatte son ""instinct politique hors pair"" (le titre a été modifié depuis, mais l'adresse HTML de l'article demeure). Même le résumé de l'agence Associated Press laisse poindre une touche du récit trumpiste, celui de l'envers-et-contre-tout, celui du ""narratif"" presque irrésistible :" "Donald Trump a été élu 47ème président des États-Unis, un retour extraordinaire pour l'ancien président qui avait refusé d'accepter sa défaite il y a quatre ans, avait mené une insurrection violente contre le Capitole, a reçu plusieurs condamnations criminelles et a survécu à deux tentatives d'assassinat." L'AFP, de son côté, écrit que Trump "s'apprête à faire entrer dans la Maison-Blanche "une galerie de personnages hauts en couleur". Pour ne pas dire "fascistes" ?

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I rarely replay games once I finish them, but a few left me an itch to replay them with this mode : Dishonored 2, and Styx: Shards of Darkness

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A report that dives into the good, the bad, and the distinctiveness of Brand Britain. After five changes of brand leader in eight years, not to mention all the events in between, how's the brand looking? Does ‘Britishness’ still have that distinctive edge? And, what’s the impact, if any, that Brand Britain has on British brands?

Expert information, insight and analysis brought to you by British Chamber of Commerce x Ipsos x JKR.

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[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 117 points 3 months ago

"earning" to be a woman sounds like the female equivalent to toxic masculinity

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 187 points 5 months ago

Computer literacy is weird because it feels like millennials were born into it and had to learn how to use the tools available... Then said tools were made a lot simpler with a lot less control over them, and Gen Z was born into apps and saas and did not have the chance to properly learn

We generally only taught a single generation to master our tech, I think it's scary, but also I trust the Zoomers to figure it out, they're creative

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 157 points 6 months ago

Makes sense in regards to their law, but holy hell are their laws stupid

[-] inlandempire@jlai.lu 116 points 7 months ago* (last edited 7 months ago)

The firm asked over 4,000 people, from baby boomers to Gen Zers, about the categories they intend to splurge on this year. Groceries ranked highest for millennials and Gen Zers, outpacing restaurants, bars, travel, beauty and personal care, apparel, and fitness.

Yeah I mean, we can't afford any of those listed, we just have enough to EAT, crazy right? And it's not even that we spend more on those, it's just that everything has become so expensive

The typical American household would need to spend $445 more a month to purchase the same goods and services as a year ago

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