90% of people aren’t worth the time
I do most my work on the terminal so I prefer something in the middle: convention over configuration, most functionality included but rather small by default. More complex needs can be compiled in.
Related: I wish more Linux distributions’ package managers would allow for binary installation alongside source compiled packages. In FreeBSD I’m amazed at how well pkg’ binary packages play with ports-compiled ones.
This reminds me of a long running joke I have with my wife since I purchased a pizza oven. The idea is to invite all our friends over for “pizza night” but when they all show up we’d just have a few “fancy” frozen pizzas.
Dude even just reading his drivel is almost impossible with the fucked up casing everywhere. How do people make it through a complete paragraph (if that’s what you call just dumping out lines of text)?
The researchers found 1,748 active, verified credentials from major service providers (including Amazon Web Services, Stripe and OpenAI). These credentials were found publicly accessible within the live code of websites.
I mean, what else is new?
I’m a bit leery of trusting news from random Substack sites. I’d need to see a stronger second source to take anything from that site seriously.
Why not just go to the bathroom before sleeping?
Why use NTFS if FAT32 works?
Is “massive” the Trump administration’s word of the day today or what?
Right? I’ve gone through ReiserFS, ext3, ext4, XFS, Btrfs, ZFS; hell on macOS I’ve been through HFS+ and AFS. And clunky ol’ Microsoft is still on fucking NTFS.
Downvoted, read the community name, upvoted
Right, why would you need a physical hardware button to go back to the last app? It’s treating the entire OS like a single tab in a web browser.
TL;DR: You have no reading comprehension. Also, why do you need to summarize your comments? It wasn’t even long.
You can just downvote and move on, why so dramatic?
The back button is just completely unnecessary. Imagine not knowing how to get back to something because the UI is atrocious so you revert to relying on a hardware key. 😷
Back button on a mouse? I use a Trackpad. If I wanted to spend all day slowly navigating the UI click by click I might go back to a mouse.
And by the way, the reason I know it takes you back to an entirely different app than the one you’re using is because I’ve used it before. 😒
What is it with Android users’ obsession with the back button? Who actually cares? Why would I want some button that goes back to the wrong app for some reason?
There’s a big difference between UNIX and Linux, and BSD can be very different from even other UNIX distributions. I believe macOS’ userland (definitely not the kernel) is based on FreeBSD 4.2.
Why would you be forced to use Xcode? I’ve been a developer (just not Swift) for years and have never used Xcode.
I was going to say California. We have constant outages — having grown up in blizzards and tornados I never imagined they wouldn’t be able to keep power on here. It’s bad, like I mean when there’s a little wind it’s probably not staying on.
God only supports x86, all other architectures go straight to Hell