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.

nah, the arch user would only order beer from the freshest keg

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.

this was everyone’s forum avatar in the early 2000s.

i mean. they did just release a fantastic controller and a damn fine new vr headset. they aren’t doing nothing.

the image that shows up if you google “disclosing tablets” shows someone with bright pink teeth.

or it’s just another lemmy user posting anti-voting propaganda.

obviously it’s both to the audience. pretty they meant they thought it was a joke in-universe.

i mean… how else would flouride do its job if you rinse it off immediately? my routine is: floss, mouthwash, brush.

it’s more complicated than that.

i’m not going to care about the oceangate assholes because they intentionally made every wrong decision they could have made despite having practically infinite resources to get it right. they did everything they could to cause that accident. if you read about the decision timeline, it just keeps getting worse the further you read. the only person who deserves our thoughts is the 16 year old kid that was straight up murdered by some penny pinching billionaire piece of shit.

just reading the actual articles instead of posting an angry kneejerk reaction already puts you light years ahead of basically every lemmy user.

buddhism has a pretty bloody history that few people seem to know about. they used to be major assholes.

nah, pagans of all kinds are pretty cool by and large and aren’t constantly trying to make everyone’s lives worse.

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.

write a bash script that rsyncs your keepass database to your other devices and run it once in a while. i have seen way too many online password vaults get hacked to ever bother with them.

my keepass database has never once been hacked.

looking at you, every online password manager service.

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.

this is similar to the reason why you shouldn’t enable Do Not Track in your browser: it’s simply ignored and it becomes another datapoint to fingerprint you.