OP could additionally use something like visualping to track changes.
Well, would you look at that.
Done and done. 😎
This is obvious to most people right?
I’m inclined to say “no shit” but then find myself realizing it may not be apparent.
It’s gonna get bad, folks.
Yeah, I mean, I’m old enough to have watched the original movies when they came out.
I loved reruns of the TV show.
I’m more talking about how people originally reacted. Like what was the critical and/or public reception back then?
I used to run a comedy show during this era.
We straight up kicked those fucks out
I think a good contrast to this is when my dad saved a goose he accidentally snared in his fishing line. If flew straight across mid-cast.
He had to reel it in while it honked and freaked out and and tried to bite him but after that, they were pals.
Brought its goslings to see him on subsequent visits and everything.
It’s a little opaque but he’s doing a black power salute to the black dude because he has black lung.
Do you think billionaires operate in a moral fashion? That their journey was one paved to the top by the ethical treatment of others?
Perhaps we need a new morality because I find that operating inside of prescribed moral bounds is shooting yourself in the foot when making this particular kind of argument.
You operate morally, they use every dirty trick in the book, including killing you.
In prison!
Such an incredible line.
1000%.
I’ve noticed across platforms, posts, texts, etc.
My guess is that there’s been a slow infiltration of “AI powered” autocorrect across the industry.
Other than that, I don’t really have a good answer to the broad, sweeping degradation of autocorrect.
But you’re definitely not the only one.
I personally resigned from a subreddit I founded and moderated for 11 years. Had nearly 300k subscribers but enough is enough.
Reddit isn’t like it was when I started using it 17 years ago and it’s not going back.
Fuck Spez.
TheColonel
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It was a great show that used Timothy Oliphant perfectly and was cut down in its prime