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@Mediagazer@mstdn.social
2026-02-12 15:01:39

Google is testing a new ad format in AI Mode that displays retailers selling the products a user is searching for in a Sponsored box (Vidhya Srinivasan/Google Ads & Commerce Blog)
blog.google/products/ads-comme

@leftsidestory@mstdn.social
2026-01-12 00:30:05

Market Value 💵
市场价值 💵
📷 Nikon F4E
🎞️ ERA 100, expired 1993
#filmphotography #Photography #blackandwhite

ERA 100 (FF)

English Alt Text: Black-and-white image of a market section selling dried goods and nuts. Trays and containers hold various items like walnuts and almonds. Handwritten Chinese signs indicate names and prices, such as “Xinjiang walnut kernels 25 yuan per jin,” “45 yuan per jin,” “52 yuan per jin,” and “Badam nuts.” Shelves in the background are stocked with packaged goods. A few shoppers are visible. The image evokes a nostalgic feel, highlighting the tactile and sensory richness o…
ERA 100 (FF)

English Alt Text: Black-and-white photo of a busy indoor market. Tables and shelves are filled with packaged snacks and dried goods in baskets and boxes. Shoppers browse and interact with products. The lighting is dim, giving a vintage feel. Chinese signs above the counter advertise promotions: “Spend 33 yuan to receive a free gift” and “Three items for 1 yuan, limited to first ten daily.” A box in the foreground displays the brand “Orion” and “Orion Pie.” The scene captures the l…
ERA 100 (FF)

English Alt Text: Color image of a Chinese supermarket entrance. A shopper is visible inside, browsing shelves filled with packaged foods, fresh produce, and bottled items. The store is brightly lit and well-stocked. Above the entrance is a glowing sign in Chinese: “Entrance Yongfa Seasoning Supermarket Baiziwan Flagship Store.” Promotional signs on boxes in the foreground read “PROMOTION” in both Chinese and English. The image reflects a modern urban shopping experience in China,…
ERA 100 (FF)

English Alt Text: Black-and-white photo of a traditional meat market. Several large cuts of meat hang from metal hooks under bright lights. Workers behind the counter are preparing meat, one actively slicing. The market is busy and utilitarian, with counters displaying various meat products. Two signs in Chinese are visible, indicating halal offerings for the Hui Muslim community. The scene captures a culturally rich, bustling environment focused on meat processing and sales.

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@mikeymikey@hachyderm.io
2026-01-05 05:52:40

For fans of #Steam games where you can build -really- broken mechanics like Balatro or Slay the Spire (#deckbuilders, #roguelikes, etc. - "Make the numbers go UP!"), LOOTPLOT has been *extremely* satisfying for me
It's like: "what if Incredible Machine, but Ballionaire" - you randomly get access to a bunch of items that each have their own mechanics and trigger/play off each other, which you build out on a grid - but the grid itself can be manipulated by the items. Some of the interactions are absolutely wild.
Plays a little rough on CrossOver - I think the dynamic scaling plays havoc with texture calculation - but is still enjoyable all the same. (It's written in LÖVE - I really hope the author releases a macOS build!)
The sale price of $3.49 is crazy good for the enjoyment value I've gotten out of it
store.steampowered.com/app/305

@mgorny@social.treehouse.systems
2025-12-25 13:13:41

1. Plan going to Opole, via Kościan.
2. When you enter the train to Kościan, you discover that the change to Opole is delayed 15 minutes already. Consider changing in Leszno instead; if the delay increases, you'd have more options there.
3. Discover that there aren't any more options in Leszno today. Your change is delayed 30 minutes already. Return the reservations, and take one the other way, to Poznań instead.
4. Train station in Kościan. The displays aren't showing any delays, trains are announced normally. Tell people about the delays, so they won't stand in the -10°C waiting for the train to arrive.
5. Take the train to Poznań, and try to figure out what to do next.
6. Discover that the only reasonable choice going forward is Inowrocław: no delays and good return connection. It's the same train, so take another reservation. Your current seat is already taken there, so move elsewhere.
7. Your train should be followed by another one in the same direction, that departs from Poznań 6 minutes later. However, your train ends up waiting for another delayed train, so the other train goes first. The delay further increases as your train needs to slow down after the other train.
8. Reach Inowrocław 10 minutes later. That's not a problem, since you didn't have enough to see for all the time there anyway.
9. Discover that the town is more interesting than you thought, and you'd use more time.
10. When you almost get to the station, discover that your train is 10 minutes late. Not that you have any use for that time at this point.
11. When you're at the station, the train keeps increasing delay while waiting at the previous station, in Bydgoszcz. The station displays are completely useless, as they show only a random subset of regional trains, for no apparent reason. The announcements include all trains, but are rarely given.
12. The delay keeps increasing. Start thinking about getting a reservation for the next train to Poznań, in case it arrived first. You can't return the reservation after the planned departure time, and you can't have two reservations simultaneously, so reserve the seat from Mogilno, the next station.
13. The next train arrives first. While on board, you discover that you're not going to have any train home for 1.5 hr. Take another seat reservation to Leszno, where you can change into a suburban train and get home 15 minutes earlier than from Poznań. This time, your seat is still free.
14. The train departs 15 minutes delayed from Poznań. After all, you're changing trains in Kościan.
So I was going to go south, to Opole, via Kościan. Instead, I've ended up slingshotting north to Inowrocław, and getting back home via the same train as if I were in Opole.
#rail