Beyond the obvious answer of FOSS, there are some nonfree software out there that have powerful APIs and extremely rich third-party plugin/extension ecosystems. The two that immediately popped into my mind are Obsidian and FoundryVTT. Both are incredibly powerful tools that are only made more powerful by the huge amount of plugins available. Maybe it's because I've been running D&D a lot lately that those two stick out in my mind.
Maybe it has a setting to gradually start the noise as well? It wouldn't make a lot of sense for it to introduce the light gradually while also blasting you with the sound.
How do you know it wasn't going off if you weren't awake? I've had situations before where mine went off but my brain incorporated it into the dream I was having for a little while before waking me up.
Yes exactly. It's a superset of all of them
Yeah I think it just doesn't enforce that restriction. The fact that strength and also the mental stats are all there is weird since no racket has access to all of those.
I'm not a fan of hockey
I can tell from the style that this is War And Peas, but the artist credit appears to have been cropped out.
I wouldn't say "better", because then people will assume, as you have, that it solves all of the problems with Reddit. Lemmy solves certain specific problems that are evident on Reddit. Namely the centralized ownership of the platform and the enshittification that can result from that.
It doesn't solve the problem of certain bad-faith user behaviours like downvote brigading, trolling, etc. If anything, those problems are a bit worse in the fediverse since ban evasion is really easy. We recently had a problem with a troll who spent two months posting incel stuff to a variety of different communities, and when he got banned from one instance he would just create a new account with a different instance. He went through like 15 accounts, though he does appear to have finally given up as of a week ago.
Sounds like AI will be used to detect the shitty meme reviews. Honestly a great use of ML
Google doesn't have any reason to think you care about competition based on your query. You asked for a specific bit of information and it showed you websites with that information.
Ah, I see. Well I couldn't tell you then. It's probably specific to the model of clock.