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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   FreeBSD is many great things, but ... a pragmatic choice?
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   Coolest? It's just extra comments...
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   Do you think the police are actually policing the internet? Even if you didn't mean your local police, and meant a national body like the FBI, the truth is they focus on other crimes (eg. child abuse), and even then they are woefully u
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   I love how the article implies there's something flawed about webp at the end ... but if you click the link the only "flaw" reported is that webp isn't ubiquitous enough yet, so some sites don't support it Perfect l
5. 425.▲
   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   But there isn't anymore, so there's no way for a web developer to ensure Safari compatibility (unless you expect every dev shop in the world to buy a Mac just for that purpose).
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   I think having to order your drugs from another country is pretty clearly a "gate keeper": you're basically making the point you're trying to argue against.
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   Developers don't convince anyone of anything! They just build stuff according to standards (which are inevitably set not by standards orgs, but by the most popular browsers), and then they expect all browsers to follow those standards
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   How can you say anything except no? Who, when applying for a job, wants to make themself look like a less attractive candidate?
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   by hungryhobbit 1y ago

   >We think React Router v7 is the best way to use React and we are very optimistic about its future. Maybe, but I stopped using React Router many major versions ago. I have never, in my entire career, seen a library change (in large, com
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    Do you know what lingua franca means? https://survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#most-popular... ... JS is the most popular language in the world, per Stack Overflow.
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    Evidently they prefer to be less secure by default.
12. 432.▲
    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    Did you read how much work these people put into not paying? I think that ship has sailed long ago.
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    Everyone is blaming AI, and it's undoubtedly a factor. But also, the culture of Stack Overflow has changed significantly over the years. It used to be a place where anyone could ask a question and get help with a problem ... and it wa
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    P.S. The GitHub readme for this project desperately needs a "Why?" (... would anyone use it, ie. what benefits does it offer vs. say Jira?)
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    While I like the idea of tool consolidation, bug trackers aren't just a tool for the engineers. At most companies I've worked at, the support team, designers, QA team, managers, etc. all use the bug tracker on a daily basis. It s
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    Inventing your own programming language for your personal project is a TERRIBLE idea, and will likely doom the project in the long run. Languages require a huge amount of support, and you're going to be way too busy building an RPG mak
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    There's no fork because there's no need for a fork. If the WordPress idiot was like "I'm going to make WordPress worse, and I don't care what anyone thinks", there would be a fork. But that's not what&#x2
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    Dependencies: PyPI, Maven, Go, Ruby This looks like a cool project, but why on earth would it need Python, Java, Go, AND Ruby?
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    by hungryhobbit 1y ago

    What an awful list! And I say that as a Modern Literature major who has read a lot on that list. FAULKNER IS A TERRIBLE WRITER! And while James Joyce and some of the others are good writers, they don't deserve multiple entries in the