Yep, every thread of this video I’ve seen on the fediverse has been overflowing with reminders of why people don’t want to deal with Linux

Ah apologies then

Do you actually expect people to read past the headline? All the way to the end too, preposterous!

I agree, I think it’s a big shift that’s coming too late. One of the staff members posted a long explanation about it that I thought sounded reasonable though, so we’ll see

It would make sense on piefed, since you can mark responses as “answers”

Though regular StackOverflow has started to allow opinion based questions via a poorly labeled type dropdown on the question form. The active community hates it, but the company is going forward with it anyway because they want to be more like reddit without the slop problems

Agree with everything you say, I don’t like that it has to happen but having the device report whether you’re a child or adult makes more sense than having every service do it poorly themselves.

During covid I tried out processing with python, I threw my code up on github: https://github.com/GammaGames/processing

Random rainbow with a gamma that I sometimes use for my banner:

Some blossoms I got from unsplash:

I also made a “procedurally generated ruleset” mostly so I could use a generated texture pack from 2019, but also because I wanted to mess with yaml. It runs in the browser, kinda!

Sounds like the quotes from the person that wrote the blog

https://infosec.exchange/@mttaggart/116065340523529645

That’s how the internet used to work, back before investor money came in and made operating at an insane loss a valid way to run a business. To avoid it you could self-host, which usually involved some networking knowledge.

That or skype

And that took forever to release! For over half the time discord has been around they didn’t have console support

Yeah, discord has so many features that not everyone uses them. Open source proponents seem to prefer text communication so they ignore most of the shortcomings

those were mostly issues from around Covid when they suddenly exploded and hard to start caring about security

What other weird schedulers could we do, crontab for mars? Seconds to midnight? Death rate?

It’s a double lie! It also uses a bunch of rust libraries

Which means they had to lay off 3 of of their 4 member engineering team

Most people primarily believe everything bad effects others because they’ve been sheltered their whole life

It’s a study done by METR, they constantly pump out papers talking about the “significant catastrophic risks via AI self improvement or rogue replication”

The fact that they’re publishing something negative is what’s interesting here. Except that they’re reporting on a 6 month old study lol

Apparently some people would love to manage a fleet of virtual junior devs instead of coding themselves, I really don’t see the appeal.

It’s free if you use 🐧