I mean as in they'll start putting annoying, aggressive ads all over it and such.
Wikia and Fandom forever haunt my dreams. Wiki.gg will go that route eventually.
At least one of my smart phones had a way to do it. If it's still there now, it's buried much deeper.
Here's the thing, you say stuff like this,
Naw fuck that. They get tipped what they earned. If it's 5$. If it's 30$. It in the rare case, 0. You don't deserve a tip unless you provide the service to go with it. If I see you once or twice, and I have dirty dishes and have to call over another wait staff to refill drinks. Get fucked.
totally unprompted, because nobody here ever suggested that someone always receives a 20% tip regardless of the level of service. But when you follow it up with things like this,
Nope if you read my comments I never said I love to pay nothing. What I said specifically was that if the waiter or waitress is an ass then they get nothing.
It certainly sounds like you enjoy tipping nothing. It reminds me of the way people get excited about revenge/vigilante fantasies, where people get so excited to see someone who has done something wrong suffer. You definitely sound excited to talk about how a lazy server who ignores you is going to get no money and how the other server who did will get their tip instead. (Which, as an aside, is fine, nobody suggested people who don't serve well should get a 20% tip.)
Tipping is not a right tipping is not required tipping is not something that I have to do tipping is not something I need to do.
Nobody is compelling you to tip, but just totally choosing to ignore the societal standards of how wait staff are compensated by throwing a tantrum is so weird, because you do say you tip. So I guess the real question is, who hurt you?? lol. Did you have some sort of life altering experience with a server that was so bad that you can't help but point out that bad servers exist and don't deserve tips??
I am not familiar with what you're talking about. It may well could have been presented as a visual novel, but only in the sense that you click through it. My recollection was that it was a corporate training thing (which have similar layouts to visual novels lol). As far as AI generated backgrounds though, I don't think so. Memories are not reliable, of course, but I'm fairly certain this was pre pandemic. AI images existed then, but it was mostly the dog-filled deep dream images and sketchy dall-e stuff. Maybe it used that, it's not impossible, but it wasn't really at the level of quality back then where you'd be tempted to use it over stock images.
I think the program had something to do with fire diamonds, those 45Β° offset squares with numbers in the top three corners to give a quick overview of dangerous materials are.
I joined Lemmy when Reddit made the API pricing changes and effectively killed off third party apps. I was a "RIF is fun" user. Formerly "Reddit is fun" and formerly just "Reddit." I'd been using that app for so so long. It literally used to be called Reddit.
I gave the official app a try. It was shit. I've fiddled with it since and it's marginally better now (some specific bugs are gone).
The big reason for me, and why I don't* use Reddit now is because Spez (the CEO) lied about a conversation with the developer of (I think) Apollo, a different third party app. If you wanna look into it you can, others can share a link if they feel inclined. The dev recorded the conversation. Basically Spez misunderstood something that the dev said as a small joke to lighten the mood. The misunderstanding was quickly corrected. But Spez said it as if it was something real and a threat. Basically saying the dev was saying they could buy their app out if they wanted them to go away. Really twisted their words. Even in the recording you can tell it's a joke, it's said light heartedly and with different words that didn't make it sound like a threat.
So fuck 'em.
*: I have used it, but like less than 1β° what I did before. It's a last resort, not a go-to. Plus, I avoid reddit.com links in search results now because so many subreddits you just can't view from the mobile site without logging in or they reject incognito/VPNs... It's insane.
I could've sworn there was some instructional game in steam for like $10k or something. Maybe it was less and/or has since been removed.
I think they probably made some real sakes, but a lot of people got refunded because they were confused and thought it wasn't real. It's been ages, the details are fuzzy.
Mhm, sure. So fair that you couldn't wait to talk about how you don't pay 20% and love to pay nothing.
No shit.
And you wonder why I'm saying you seem cheap. Despite knowing nothing about how I'd hypothetically serve you, you're already saying you'd give me nothing. Reflect on that, and I pray wait staff never have to suffer your behavior until it's changed.


Lmao, imagine,
So goofy