Olives @olives@qoto.org

I think with nudges, they can be kind of annoying and feel like a bit of a nag for users. When I spoke to one, they likened it to a nanny.

https://coralproject.net/blog/the-real-name-fallacy/ Interesting article, what do you think?

One of the things which I like about Overlord over Mushoku Tensei is that the guy actually had a job (the other guy basically just played video games and stuff) prior to being reincarnated (even if he is a bit dumb and the story goes on about that a bit too much).

In fairness, him being a bit dumb is probably one of the biggest drivers of the plot which probably makes it more interesting.

More blue skinned aliens on my feed, lol.

Lol, someone going on about how someone complaining about "lolis" makes them want to do it even more.

That kind of sounds like psychological reactance. A known phenomena.

Wasn't Overlord originally some novel some random guy was posting onto the Internet?

Well hey, it's cool that he could get a publishing contract, if that is the case. #anime

It's still funny that Index has a guy with a bar code on his face (and for no particular reason), lol. #anime

Nothing like an AI generating an anime girl with a few extra legs.

I don't know what that sticker is for but it must be something magical...?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZvJY7_gyfw She's the vocalist who sings your Future Diary / Mirai Nikki opening. #anime

It kind of makes sense that you might not want your professional life to intersect with your personal life (i.e. Linkedin trying to become some kind of social network).

Arkansas' social media "age verification" law has been blocked by a judge for violating the First Amendment.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Sec-CH-Prefers-Color-Scheme There is also this header but it only works in Chrome (and I guess it doesn't matter how someone does it).

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/@media/prefers-color-scheme Curiously, there is a CSS media feature for testing whether someone prefers light or dark mode (which is useful for accessibility purposes), although it's a bit of an obscure one.