you think only people with jobs can have informed opinions? weird take but ok.

you’re not gonna get a reply to these questions, because they installed eza themself and also, separately, heard about ubuntu adopting the uutils reimplementations of coreutils, which of course does not include eza.

vencord is unlikely to continue unless they reverse engineer the new binary, and if they do, guess how they’re probably gonna do that.

they literally explained the problem in the second sentence of their comment:

Seriously, anything on GPUI reads as “empty window” to screen readers.

anyone who thinks AI can be used by us commoners for much longer is deluding themselves. it is so obvious that these big LLM companies want to capture the market by making everyone dependent and then crank prices way up.

github had (has?) free pro accounts for students back when github didn’t offer private repos for free. if you forgot to cancel your student account when you graduated, github would simply hold your private repos hostage unless you paid for them. no option given to simply make them public repos. i would have lost mountains of my work had they not fucked up and unlocked my repos for a couple hours, which allowed me to clone everything i didn’t have locally and migrate to gitlab.

so basically, sometimes those student offers build in scam tactics.

opening more lanes very obviously makes things better for customers but that’s not even remotely the goal. self-checkout lets them slash their labor costs and give out more executive bonuses by just paying one employee to manage the entire self-checkout section. they wouldn’t get to keep that money if they opened up more lanes and paid an employee per lane. so now every store has 20 lanes with at most three lanes open, and only if it’s really slammed.

“works great” as in… how? it’s all way too slow and volitile and cumbersome to handle the global financial system, so nobody actually uses it as currency. in what sense does it “work great?” in theory it works great, but in practice, not so much. nobody wants to pay their rent with bitcoin if the price has shifted down 20% by the time it gets processed.

in practice it’s also really easy to link your crypto transfers to you. it only takes one opsec failure and you’re not anonymous anymore. so i really don’t think it works “great.”

they didn’t break into a blockchain, they broke into a website. blockchains are built on hashes, nobody’s reversing hashes no matter how much you dislike blockchains.

this wasn’t supposed to be possible, bro.

hacking into websites is actually totally possible, bro. get your facts straight, bro. you don’t know what you’re talking about at all, bro.

lemmy users will miss any point you make, no matter how obvious, if it lets them jockey for attention.

well for one, how are you going to recover accounts using your gmail if gmail simply doesn’t exist anymore?

answer: you don’t.

it’s not really that complicated. conservatives like conservative pedophiles.

He once had to have someone explain to him why he needed to immediately run back a post that was basically “but what if someone underage consents?” (To his credit, he did run it back)

not so fun fact: aaron schwartz had some similar, really weird views about this that he posted publicly, but that all got memory holed.

my jellyfin server continues to work if my internet is down. the choice is simple.

it becomes easier to understand when you look outside of your bubble for, like, a second.

if you want to try explaining to my eldery mother that lives 3000 miles away how to setup wireguard so she can access my jellyfin server on her smart tv, be my guest. oh you’ll just do it remotely? ok, explain to her how to install and setup vnc and forward the right ports so you can remote in, oh but she doesn’t want to watch on her laptop, she wants it on her tv. can’t vnc into that.

or you can say “install the plex app and i emailed you your login details.”

i’m a jellyfin user, but that’s why people continue to use plex.

they are talking about the vibe-coded software that your post is about. if that was difficult to understand, you shouldn’t be working on these projects.

my take on this is that whoever wrote this doesn’t know that there’s ~190 additional countries that don’t have these cars.

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let me know when a single one of them quits instead of just complaining and going along with it anyway. i won’t be holding my breath.

“i’m just doing my job” is still just claiming to be following orders. looking at you, every single person that continues to work for a health insurance company.