darklycan51

12 ms·

91.
by darklycan51 3y ago
This is why I simply don't understand the modern approach in Password requirements, while yes, it is simply too easy to crack a password if it's somewhat simplistic. I've been on websites where they force you to update your p
92.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I'll be honest I think we have 10-15 years before things are just unbearable enough that most of the world will attempt military and or economic action towards countries like Germany that simply put, do not care at all about the enviro
93.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Or... people can start giving the option to pick the color you want for websites? why force colors you like onto others?
94.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I don't think we can do much and I am not sure we should do much either. Things that contribute towards people not having kids (in any order): Prices are more expensive as a result of having more people (remember that for a long long
95.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I love websites getting uglier and uglier due to forced "accesibility" colors, how about you give me a color palette? I want my color palettes to be like a 90s RPG, fully radioactive colors, I can see better if colors are brighter
96.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Funny I am in south america right now, where usually we are at 13 degrees mid winter at 22c... not a single day below 19/20c at lowest temps in the entire winter. Yes we've had el niño before but it was never this hot in winter, n
97.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Because they had to at least give a sort of alternative even if bad or people would actually start using bing, but have you actually used Bard? it's very poor, I could even go as far (obviously my own belief) to say that its by desig
98.
by darklycan51 3y ago
"The point here is Google had all the keys to the kingdom, but they fumbled the bag. A statement that is obvious to everyone." They didn't fumble anything, they purposely did not bother releasing/continuing research to m
99.
by darklycan51 3y ago
copilot? lol I can understand using chatgpt 4 but copilot??? copilot can barely autocomplete... and half the time it does it incorrectly when variables and other stuff are involved
100.
by darklycan51 3y ago
it used to exist in windows and it can exist again, would be trivial for google to pay for slight development costs to port safari to windows again if they really needed it to. Just like how office exists in macos
101.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Oh yeah all my old apps got taken down by Google because apparently, they don't like that I don't update my apps for no reason whatsoever, even though they were offline games...
102.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Safari exists... plus a browser engine alone doesn't constitue a monopoly, you'd have a hard case arguing that.
103.
by darklycan51 3y ago
And this is exactly the comment I was talking about. Anyways for any sensible people, yes, Nightly is a branch specifically for testing and evaluating, doesn't mean you have to brick peoples browsers after some time when you push an up
104.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I watch anime with a CRT filter on via MPV... it makes trash computer drawn anime have actual texture to it, it just feels better.
105.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Might be the case now (Note, I'm talking about Nightly), this was a few years back, I noticed that first it warned that a new version was working and then mysteriously bricked the browser after, complained and they told me that I &quot
106.
by darklycan51 3y ago
This really bothers me and I'm young, I am TIRED of applications FORCING restarts, and other garbage as a software culture. You are doing something? Oh sorry our developer team thought it would be smart to crash your whatever task you
107.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I am a tab hoarder, and on multiple different operating systems, with different installs, etc. Firefox ALWAYS seems to have random leaks after weeks that other browsers don't have, once I saw Firefox taking 24GBs of RAM, while Edge and
108.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I legit have to go to bing (or duckduckgo if I wanna keep it private or so they claim at least) to get actual search results lol...
109.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I never will fully trust Microsoft for obvious reasons, but man I do sometimes snap back and look at how disgustingly closed everything has become ever since Google introduced their "guidelines" back during web 2.0 and just cringe
110.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Exactly this, not any different than how they behave with youtube, it seems deceptive at best
111.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Can't wait to need code lawyers because we decided to turn perfectly fine programming languages into common language where its necessary an entire profession to decide if that was what was actually intended when being written or not
112.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Wouldn't surprise me if the person who typed this supports banning abortion, reads exactly the same.
113.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Proceeds to defend this by arguing that Windows already does it anyways then goes and mentions how Linux doesn't do it... but then your whole comment makes no sense, because there is a justifiable annoyance at being tracked on Linux as
114.
by darklycan51 3y ago
And who is gonna take away TSMCs business exactly? lol, Intel can claim all they want but until they achieve that then...
115.
by darklycan51 3y ago
My only real issues with Brave is 1)that when you have too many tabs open it starts stacking them elsewhere... and two, when I open settings they are terrible and I have to search Password manually to find saved passwords, but the way their
116.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I actively despise google and avoid any product they make (except youtube, got no choice there) for this reason. It goes back all the way 2010, I remember opening up chrome to try it, right clicking on a youtube channel background to attemp
117.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I'll post a comment which will probably not be that popular, I don't trust signal... I'll risk going conspiracy theorist here but to me it's just a govt backed/cia backed alternative to telegram when telegram starte
118.
by darklycan51 3y ago
I think he just wanted to enact restrictions on further training of data models (maybe) and make it so that no one could compete with his company, can't see another explanation.
119.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Certified Try catch moment
120.
by darklycan51 3y ago
Why do people use bard, like genuinely, it just gives way worse responses than bing esp on creative mode, the only good thing bard has going for it is that the frontend programmers knew what they were doing and it doesn't auto scroll u

More ›