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A list of everything eclipse eradicated. (Part II)
A continuation of my popular blog from 2020. Missing features: Favorites. Affiliations. Forums and announcements. Widget to display blog authors. Widgets to display gallery contributors. Monthly statistics. Weekly statistics. The radar for displaying visitors of our group. The watch button. Now you must join the group to watch it? The countdown widget. The Twitter widget. The list of gallery folders on the group's home page. Example: Administrator area: No visitor widget. No custom box. No recent notes. No affiliates. No button to create a new post. No log tab to see the recent activities of the group. No management members? No information kiosk. No widgets to use in the administrator's area, like on the home page. No recent annonucements. No recent journal entries. Ruined features. 1. The inability to add multiple deviations in bulk with a single click. In the old user interface, you could select up to ten deviations to feature them in the group's folder. There was also an option
DeviantART Inc. has really spiralled this time.
Oh, God. I remember the time when I used to post journal entries without complaining much about anything except art robbers, bullies, and trolls. Those were the good old days when navigating this platform was a breeze but then came Eclipse, and it’s been a mess ever since. Their constant updates have made finding anything impossible. The entire website is a hot mess! Before, I checked for comments and replies quickly. Now, I must navigate cluttered sections with red numbers. It’s frustrating, to say the least, and it feels like Eclipse was a mistake. A HUGE MISTAKE! :grump: :thumbsdown: I’ve been on DeviantArt for over ten years, and I’ve seen many stupid changes in my life, but the recent updates have made the platform a toxic shithole that no longer cares about artists. DeviantArt allows AI “art” that generates theft and lets people sell their AI creations without holding AI users accountable for tagging failures. It’s all about profit, not creating a wholesome community. I
Is this the end for Sony?
Sony faces a massive lawsuit worth up to £6.3 billion ($7.9 billion) over claims that the PlayStation maker abused its dominant position, leading to unfair prices for customers, a London court ruled on Tuesday. Last year, almost 9 million people in the UK who purchased digital games or additional content through the Sony PlayStation Store sued Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE). Alex Neil, a consumer lawyer who has worked on earlier campaigns, is launching a lawsuit against Sony that is estimated to be worth up to 5 billion pounds ($6.23 billion) plus interest. Her lawyers said the total damage estimate in the case was up to £6.3 billion in court filings last month. She says the company abused its dominant position by requiring digital games and accessories to be bought and sold only through the PlayStation Store, which charges developers and publishes a 30% commission. The claim alleges that customers paid higher prices for games and more content than they otherwise would have.
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As if DeviantArt didn't have enough viruses, trojans and malware already lol my main reason for never giving DA any money, have to resort to using firefox just so their ads stop putting nasty viruses on my computer.
But thanks for the warning! I think this computer age we live in it's becoming more and more popular to learn programming thus the higher rates of those who hack. I think some make fake websites and then pretend to be the website so you try to sign in and/or they use keylogging to hack into you. I think there is a market for information, even a black market at that, and that's why it's worth it to go through all the trouble in programming bots...? It's just too frequent to be someone just trolling or being bored, I think there is some financial gain beyond ads and products.
But thanks for the warning! I think this computer age we live in it's becoming more and more popular to learn programming thus the higher rates of those who hack. I think some make fake websites and then pretend to be the website so you try to sign in and/or they use keylogging to hack into you. I think there is a market for information, even a black market at that, and that's why it's worth it to go through all the trouble in programming bots...? It's just too frequent to be someone just trolling or being bored, I think there is some financial gain beyond ads and products.