bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

@MikeHuckebein @schipplock@nrw.social https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harmy's_Despecialized_Edition

@m0urs der junge hat ne goldene zukunft in politik oder finanzwesen

@oklomsy@social.linux.pizza maybe the firmware got corrupted in gpu ram and a new upload by the driver fixed that

@lucifargundam
i'd honestly side more with @asa here. in the past it was expected that people lurked long enough and learned the ropes before they started to make any commentary.

now things have to be so "inclusive" that people (well, some groups of people) can walz in to any given project or space, declare what they want and if they don't get their way you are in for a shitstorm.

people don't want to learn things out of interest anymore, but for fame and approval.

linus gets called out for using strong words wrt bad code. guess what, it's linus project! just fork it if you think you can do it better!

rms gets almost cancelled for dubious stuff. cancelled out of his own foundation. just let that sink in.

computer environments in general see things being "made easy" for beginners. what is missed is that beginner stuff might be the 80% of the problems, but the solution makes the remaining 20% of problems even harder. you suddenly have to fight bad decisions (e.g. freedesktop.org inventions) which were made because people were too lazy to pick up a book or read manpages. the same goes for most programming languages. totes ez to write hello world, but comes deployment or packaging things are starting to suck hard.

i'm not that invested in many other cultural things, but i suppose it's the same everywhere. everything is a nirvana shirt now.

@thatguyoverthere
fast forward: this is good, as we can shotgun-style prescribe more ssri to kids now! safe & effective!

@fugger
> condemn russia
> glory to ukraine

people will never learn.

@xarvos the worst thing is shabby chic furniture. perfectly fine beautiful massive wooden stuff painted with cheap paint and abused to look used. that really pisses me off.

@Coyote @p
guess one thing that might be ok would be to multi-way diff stuff from other code hosting platforms than github, especially if the repos are old. you'd have to have an holy c compiler though. and then we are in reflections on trusting trust territory :)

> TempleOS does not have networking capabiliy, AFAIK, so, some isolation of risk....

well, it's not that there aren't enough side-channels spooks can use :P