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by thefz 1y ago
Because cars there are fucking landships with a radiator so tall it will likely hit any vital organ between the neck and the pelvis.
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by thefz 1y ago
It still lives as a fork: https://github.com/tt-rss/tt-rss/wiki
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by thefz 1y ago
No tt-rss? Weird.
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by thefz 1y ago
Vibe coded, no thanks.
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by thefz 1y ago
> That's his choice, it's _his_ cancer after all Stripped away some other people's choice, though.
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by thefz 1y ago
TBH when it's not you engineering the product it's quite easy to say "no" to others until they do it for you.
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by thefz 1y ago
> I remain fascinated that we can have whole communities of people like r/unixporn building many user experiences that look great, but the two biggest linux desktop environments (KDE and GNOME) look like fingerpainting compared to m
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by thefz 1y ago
Anyone living near an US base has similar stories to tell
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by thefz 1y ago
> We are living in an era where the old and rich have taken over and continue to extract every last drop of wealth from the people who have the least. That's capitalism and its effects for you, sir.
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by thefz 1y ago
> Also a very funny take because if you have ever visited the Bay Area, you can't throw a rock without hitting someone who struck it rich and retired at 30. What does it have to do with companies looking for "motivated" am
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by thefz 1y ago
> * Extroverts: some people just prefer to be in an office, surrounded by and interacting with lots of people, rather than sitting at home in relative isolation. (I'm definitely not one of them, but I have good friends who are like
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by thefz 1y ago
> I think that folks overseas aren't as capable of communicating with Americans as other Americans are I speak Italian, English and French. I speak English to you because it's the only language you know. We are not the same. &g
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by thefz 1y ago
This is a gigantic effort from Larian, who among all things is still updating its software instead of resting on its own laurels. But the Deck is limited in hardware. It makes sense that it has some difficulties running gigantic games and i
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by thefz 1y ago
If the technology is flawless why is there -by design- an exemption for the highest powers of the state, for security reasons?
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by thefz 1y ago
> What I don't understand is, why don't the authorities think the actual bad guys will avoid the surveillance? Not only the bad guys, I will jump into any software that allow me to bypass this crap.
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by thefz 1y ago
> The demographic for Linux has a higher than average enjoyment of cuteness, especially with regards to anime ... nope. I loathe the art style of anime, and whatever I see using it I associate immediately with trash. > While some Linu
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by thefz 1y ago
Even less is needed to generate danger: I found myself checking my phone twice during a car trip because when listening to music through the USB-C to Jack dongle, it believes I am blasting music at full volume through my ears and decides to
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by thefz 1y ago
It's cross platform
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by thefz 1y ago
First news on all major outlets here (Europe)
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by thefz 1y ago
> The goal is go make java easier to learn for people new to programming. "public static void main (String[] args)" teaches A LOT if one takes the time to inquiry about every keyword in there.
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by thefz 1y ago
Some people have so much time or so few things to do during the day that they can write a blog post about meaningless programming languade aestheticisms that only other frivolous people will understand and enjoy.
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by thefz 1y ago
Because everything must be profited off, so the platform itself is a vehicle for products.
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by thefz 1y ago
I mean look at Bologna, you can walk across the city centre and never get a single drop if it's raining. Same for the summer sun. Human-scale architecture and planning pays off.
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by thefz 1y ago
Yup
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by thefz 1y ago
Had a colleague make the same point on open source, "don't trust code everyone can modify". He was a bottom tier programmer at best.
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by thefz 1y ago
> It was a choice between two options in phones with bad batteries: > - Slow down the phone so that it still works > - Crash phone immediately Three, actually: - Inform the user and provide decent repair and parts.
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by thefz 1y ago
This website format is really really really bad to read.
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by thefz 1y ago
This is great advice, as it will also exclude articles talking about AI.
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by thefz 1y ago
You can be infected by what infected another human. Cross species contamination is less likely.
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by thefz 1y ago
> No Starbucks, no McDonald's, no Western chains at all. You'd be surprised by how much the rest of the world does not care about these things at all or even finds their presence degrading

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