You can use voyager on web at vger.app. the app itself is pretty much a web app, but even in a browser it feels like a completely native app.

It does for me, I assume they mean reviews and stuff. Google maps is just the best source for those.

The replacements from brainwavz last a lot longer.

Locking in on a big assignment is way easier in the evening for me for some reason.

So like, regular tea?

What is unsweet tea?

I’m gen z so I don’t use them much

Manually do my dishes

My family has a 2019 Nissan leaf and the infotainment center feels like it’s from 2012, so I wouldn’t say it feels like a smartphone.

When I moved from the west coast of Canada to the east coast, I was surprised how different the clouds and the sunrise looked. There are like, a lot more fluffy clouds, and the sunsets are more vivid across the entire sky.

I see it primarily in real life actually, many paper flyers and sandwich boards have a clearly ai generated style, and if I go to a farmer’s market in the city at least 20% of the graphics are AI.

These are more neat than the ones I see often, but if you want examples: https://redlib.catsarch.com/r/graphic_design/comments/1w1xve1/my_neighborhood_has_been_taken_over_by_chatgpt/

This never happens to me, thankfully

I was thinking more in the way that your search results will always be curated to you, probably even before you watch any videos, even if it’s just by your ip address or where you live