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by zilti 3y ago
A bit ironic that the very thing the web freed itself from already once (walled gardens from the likes of AOL) now comes back again much stronger.
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by zilti 3y ago
Why the hell should Google Voice support it? It's an SMS successor that gets provided by the carriers and is bound to the phone.
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by zilti 3y ago
RCS isn't by Google, it's a standard that Apple refuses to support.
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by zilti 3y ago
Oh there still are good journalists around. People just don't care enough about quality journalism that they'd spend a few bucks on it a month when there's crappy free journalism.
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by zilti 3y ago
We already have all of these. Hardly anyone cares.
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by zilti 3y ago
Huh? Apple is investing huge amounts into AI, mainly generative AI.
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by zilti 3y ago
Make it impossible to use a wrong bolt, and train the assembly workers.
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by zilti 3y ago
The only thing Unity is ahead in is bloat. I don't know of another engine in which even simple 2D games have laughable loading times and feel sluggish and stuttery. I am glad they're losing market share finally.
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by zilti 3y ago
I wonder what it will be like in a few years. How much worse can it get? Will the web be a desolate wasteland with a few social media pages people "flee" to, while the more tech savvy will start using alternative platforms again,
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by zilti 3y ago
I know wannabe-execs who unironically think the "tres commas" guy is cool
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by zilti 3y ago
Probably still FreeBSD, even though I'd claim NetBSD's documentation is a tad better. (And Ubuntu really does not stand out as beginner-friendly compared to e.g. openSUSE)
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by zilti 3y ago
I suspect after the ground invasion in Gaza and the attacks at Lebanon, the Israeli public would be even less pleased at a "third front"
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by zilti 3y ago
If you are the kind of person who uses ChatGPT for such questions, you wouldn't understand it anyway
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by zilti 3y ago
They're derivatives with their own kernel each, so in that regard the question does not make much sense. Due to its large amount of binary packages though, I'd say FreeBSD it is out of the big three.
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by zilti 3y ago
There is an "artist mode" in Emacs that allows you to draw ascii art with your mouse.
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by zilti 3y ago
Thank you for what you do!
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by zilti 3y ago
I guess the only way out is to go fully decentral with something like GoToSocial
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by zilti 3y ago
BS doesn't become true through repetition - unless you're an AI, that is.
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by zilti 3y ago
Except it's not, due to being a crappy walled garden
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by zilti 3y ago
Many banks require you to use their crappy custom-made 2FA apps that require Android/iOS
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by zilti 3y ago
I mainly use Chicken Scheme for these projects. It is small, lean, yet has everything I need. On the GUI front things are a bit dire though, but I'm hoping to soon finish some bindings to QML.
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by zilti 3y ago
When you start it, you get a first start wizard that allows you to start a tutorial
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by zilti 3y ago
Not at all. It leads to energy waste in winter.
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by zilti 3y ago
Do you know about Pixelfed?
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by zilti 3y ago
I wouldn't call OpenBSD programmers average.
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by zilti 3y ago
Why though? We already have OpenSMTP. It can't get any simpler.
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by zilti 3y ago
Especially eastern Europe. And it used to be done all across Europe before Schengen.
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by zilti 3y ago
"Learn how a hole in a knee comes into existence by drilling one into your own knee"
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by zilti 3y ago
They do that everywhere else for international trains
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by zilti 3y ago
And we all know how reliable ESA landers are. The laughing stock of the industry.

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