quickslowdown

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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   I'm with you on this. I don't even know how to have a conversation about ads with someone whose position is anything other than "fuck psychologically manipulating people into buying something they don't need and didn&#x2
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   Thanks for the reminder, just set up a monthly donation
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   I never said if you're not using the CLI then you're a noob. I'm talking about people new to git in general.
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   I learned the git CLI first, and still prefer it, but I've found VSCode's source control plugin very helpful for teaching newbies. I tell them to avoid the synch button and just manually git fetch/pull, but adding a commit is
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   Because many of us are ready to get off this stupid hype train.
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   You're still a Trump supporter? Still?!
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   Gickup mirrors most of these things. Not sure about PRs, but it can mirror issues, wiki, and all your branches.
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   I'm with you there. I still use Github regularly, but I recently spent time setting up Gickup to mirror all my repos to codeberg. I'm also looking at the git-sync tool to just backup all my github repos locally.
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   by quickslowdown 2y ago

   For me personally, it comes down to diversity. If all other browser engines "go under" and we are only left with Chromium, websites can only be built for 1 browser. Although Chromium is a great engine (evidenced by how many browse
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    cURL is my personal go-to when discussing things like this. The Unix implementation is old, stable, functional, and has changed elegantly with the times.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    I'm not the OP, but I'll say that I don't believe you, because you're telling me you have The Perfect Solution, without providing even a hint of what that solution is. If I was skeptical at first, I'm now certain yo
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    That encryption is flimsy, they can (and do) break it for governments.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Pick your tools and use them. If your company or team requires a tool not in your toolbelt, learn it and use it when required, but always have your preferred stack in your pocket. When the opportunity arises to sway your team towards new to
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Read it like this: you are allowed less than 6 sex toys in Texas.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    I don't think this even needs to be gendered. I'm not insinuating any kind of bias in your comment, it just got me thinking that this is more "people" than a gender divide where women need more self reflection and men ne
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Alright, maybe "article" was a poor word choice? Thanks for an example of of what happens when you link to their site from here, I was just curious to read into the drama, it sounds like an interesting story from a pocket of the i
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Not an ounce of sarcasm in my comment. If I had wanted a sarcasm tag, I would have added one.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    This is the right answer. This is a job, something each individual worker signed up for, and continues to show up for. They're not being forced to carry out their work, and actions have consequences. They need to accept those consequen
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Why wouldn't you say negative things about ICE? They suck, and are constantly coming up with ridiculous schemes like this to avoid criticism for the evils they're very aware they commit. Fuck ICE.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    This is a piece of Internet lore I'm not familiar with! Any good summary or article or anything you'd recommend?
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Pretty twisted take on the sentiment of the comment you're replying to.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Objectively untrue. Voting irregularities aside, far more people sat the election out entirely, and of those who voted, there was a vanishingly small lead Trump & co had. The majority of the country is disengaged & apathetic. That&#
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    America, Land of the Gullible, Home of the Grift
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Which company provides a webUI for Nebula? Might be interested in checking that out :)
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    I'm dealing with this as well. CEO basically soiled himself with excitement in a group chat, some toadies joined in, most were silent. Because how else can you receive that other than "think of all the money we'd have if we c
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Orwellian is our government being looted by the greatest conmen of our generation while I have to sit here and read people like you telling me why this actually not a big deal.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Hard disagree. We can agree on Science the institution being imperfect, while acknowledging that a Twitter style hostile takeover of our government is absolutely unacceptable with no wiggle room for bullshit artists to throw out red herring
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Nice, this is very cool, thanks for the work & for sharing :)
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    Ok cool so you can't define it either. Maybe we should stop flinging around a nebulous term that means absolutely nothing until someone can define it in any way, shape, or form.
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    by quickslowdown 2y ago

    I'm not talking about those people. I'm talking about villains, like Trump and Musk, Kash Patel, Mitch McConnel, the people we treat as villains because they have shown us repeatedly that's what they are.