/coffeeI love the taste of fresh-roasted coffee in the morning, but frequently am the only person around who wants a cup. My solution? A mug-sized French press! Banana for scale. (Also my breakfast most days.) It looks particularly tiny next to my mug and the mini mill grinder for
/diggDigg hasn't been open to the public for long, and I am seeing a lot of posts and comments that were clearly generated by an LLM. And from the looks of it, specifically ChatGPT. For the moment, it is still easy to detect these due to fairly common features. "It's not x, but y"
/albumartworksheavenUnauthorized 1971 Epic Records Release Cover vs. Official 2017 Jimmy Page Release Cover, same 3/30/68 Anderson Theater concert Although Page quickly sued Epic Records and sales of the 1971 version were halted, its James Grashow cover art is still frequently used on Yardbirds b
/photography"Clouds and the Sun illuminate the sky on Wednesday, Jan. 28, 2026, as NASA’s Artemis II SLS (Space Launch System) rocket and Orion spacecraft stand vertical at Launch Complex 39B at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida." Photo by NASA/Cory S Huston From NASA's Artemis II Up
/albumartworksheaven1) Original CD 2) Vinyl Edition (Red Version) 3) Anniversary Edition (Both CD and Vinyl)
/diggThere seems to be a hard numerical limit of how many communities can appear in the "My Communities" menu. For example, any community I'm a member of that's below "star-wars" alphabetically, like "technology," cannot be scrolled down to or searched for. I have no idea if this i
/albumartworksheavenObligatory post of Fragile's album cover. Because this is particularly low-hanging fruit, I'm also including a link to a gallery on Roger Dean's official website where he has the panoramic versions of many of his other album covers. It's surprisingly hard to find the 'full' wi
/teaThey grow into giants apparently! Picture from Bangwei via the TeaUrchin blog: https://teaurchin.com/blogs/blog/the-worlds-oldest-wild-tea-tree (The blog post is mainly about another tree that died. Also there is a picture of a giant worm on the blog, so be warned.)
/digg/diggWe now have countless user-made communities, all with a handful of members. And more and more are being created. But quality posts are likely getting lost and going unseen in this early stage. Plenty of us would probably like to see a user's ceramic work if it goes viral in
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/philosophy"Philosophy" can mean very different things to very different people. Which is this community geared towards? Or has it not been decided yet?
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/lifestyle/diggApologies if this is already somewhere on the UI and I missed it, but it would be great if Digg Daily had a link to the story so you can read it. It's not mission-critical or anything, you can just search for it, but it would definitely save a step.
/science/technology/diggIt would be nice if users could see the most dugg posts over longer periods than the currently available "Most Dugg" setting. Sometimes people take a social media break or have "crunch time" with their job and need to review what they missed afterward. Also when the site l
/music/digg/diggIt seems like this would be low-hanging fruit for high-engagement but low negativity. People love getting really into tea, coffee, wet shaving, knitting, watches, etc. We could even have larger communities for multiple hobbies if the fear is they would be too niche on their own.
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