nosioptar
Joined 2 years ago
Joined 2 years ago
You should add the christian extremists who think the rest of the passengers want to suffer through a bullshit sermon.
It's unfortunate the official f-droid client is an unusable mess. (I stopped using it years ago, maybe they fixed it.)
There's also f-droid classic, can't remember why I use foxy droid over it.
Itch.io is an option for people who don't want to set up a site or handle payments. While they focus on games, they're cool with distributing non-games:
https://itch.io/blog/32835/itchio-isnt-just-for-games-check-...
SeaMonkey exists. But, I'm sure Mozilla will fuck it up if they ever remember it exists.
Each of the three sites look like bog standard slop, both in design and prose.
The pages kept going blank any time I attempted to scroll.
The game was super laggy.
First thing I saw when I opened your site was a dick over pushing me to sign up. I always close the tab the instant a dick over pops up.
The page design is slop. It feels like every other ai built site I've seen.
You contradict yourself. First you say it's unlimited, then you mention credits and a usage limit. You're not AT&T, you can't get away with calling a limited plan unlimited.
It's shady to advertise a monthly price in big text with tiny text telling you it's actually annually billed.
Your terms are awful. Cannot cancel a subscription, credits dont roll over.
I dont see any value added. Why would someone pay your unknown company* an uncancellable yearly fee rather than just go straight to the source clankers?
* I didnt see enough info to tell if you've even got a real company registered. What jurisdiction is it incorporated in?
Also, your previous post is about a different ai service. How am I to know that you won't just abandon this one and move on to something new?
Wow, this dude really is delusional.
I've never donated $150,000 to a politician. If I did, I dont think I'd feel hopeful about the other candidate winning. (Though, if I had that kind of scratch to donate, it'd go to animal rescues or food banks.)