JimmaDaRustla

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   by JimmaDaRustla 9mo ago

   I think you should look for more anecotes - there's like a million of us using wayland daily with zero issues.
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   by JimmaDaRustla 9mo ago

   This guy was always interesting...because he understood satire so well, he understood nuance and made comedy from it...then he became chronically online and went down insane alt-right rabbit holes. Even those of a logical mind may not have
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   by JimmaDaRustla 9mo ago

   That's not wayland - you have some config or driver issue. I've been using Wayland as my daily driver for a few years now. Any issues I have are from my window manager or apps and not wayland itself.
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   by JimmaDaRustla 9mo ago

   Lots of arguing about semantics of what the subscription is actually intended for. Claude Code, as a coding assistant, isn't even mediocre, it's kind of crap. The reason it's at all good is because of the model underneath - t
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   by JimmaDaRustla 9mo ago

   > No, you are paying to use Claude code Why would anyone pay a subscription for barebones LLM agent? You can beat that drum all you want, but you know it's bullshit. People pay the subscription for the AI, not the tool that consumes
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   by JimmaDaRustla 9mo ago

   > A Claude Code subscription should not work with other software, I think this is totally fair Why the hell not? What an L take - if I pay a subscription fee for an API, I should be able to use that API however I want. If they're fo
7. 37.▲
   by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

   I'm using Inertia
8. 38.▲
   by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

   Well, ya, it's a proprietary walled garden solution.
9. 39.▲
   by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

   This made getting paged at 4am worth it
10. 40.▲
    by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

    Is this rage bait? "Just skip owning a car, just buy a nice pair of Adidas, they're easy to clean and don't cost much." ???
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    by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

    Github is backend rendered too...
12. 42.▲
    by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

    That was quite the insufferable egotistical virtue signaling nonsense. Do they actually think the folks who run Github are in charge or making typescript?
13. 43.▲
    by JimmaDaRustla 10mo ago

    We don't care that you don't care
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    by JimmaDaRustla 11mo ago

    Now show me SolidJS and Svelte
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    by JimmaDaRustla 11mo ago

    Git is not a client/server architecture
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    I don't ever access Windows without an MS Account...because I don't access Windows anymore.
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    > It's more like a childish revenge attempt. Gaslight much? "coop" implies intention and direction...you know, that thing that rubygems.org could have used?
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    Palestine existed before the Israeli occupation and annexation of their territory. Palestine is an internationally recognized sovereign state.
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    You act like Palestine wasn't its own state before mass migration of Israeli settlers. Israelies have been expelling Palestinians and annexing their territory since about 1948. So, do answer your extremely naive question, yes Palestini
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    Literally the passenger saw it and leaned it, the driver grabbed the steering wheel to brace himself it seems. That object on the road was massive, absolutely huge as far as on road obstacles go. The camera does not do any justice - it look
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    Did you friend make any mention that the passenger saw it hundreds of feet away and even leaned in as they headed directly towards it? The driver also recognized it and grabbed the wheel as if to say "brace for impact!".
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    Candada? really?
23. 53.▲
    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    > mild conservative lean you're whitewashing that he's racist
24. 54.▲
    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    Is this the optimism DHH spoke of? /s
25. 55.▲
    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    Wow, there's a lot of kool-aid drinkers in here saying egregiously incorrect things trying to paint React in a positive light.
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    > so well designed lmao as if they didn't have to completely re-invent itself from scratch using hooks because it's design and performance were utter garbage. It wasn't until Svelte and SolidJS showed how bad Vue and Svelt
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    I don't understand how this comment is the top, because it makes no sense. No one writing markup says "Damn, I wish I could write this inline with my javascript." Have you even seen a react component before? People writing ja
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    I used DD-WRT forever, but holy crap was it buggy. Once I tried OpenWRT, there was no going back. Shit just works, and works well.
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    CTRL+F for "lidarr" Close tab Lidarr is not in any way a solution for music collection.
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    by JimmaDaRustla 1y ago

    System infrastructure and outages aside, it's wild the level of simping for a mediocre side scroller in 2025.