Isn't it kinda obvious that people aren't particularly good at recognizing languages they don't know? Obviously, this affects all languages.

Yeah, I'm so disappointed with that score...

You could say that the current way is so unclear that the guy had to write a 2 thousand word essay to explain it.

1. Use git for any code you write. Yes, even a simple script.
2. Commit and push often. More often than you think is reasonable. You can always rebase / fixup / squash / edit but you can't recover what you didn't commit.
3. ???
4. Profit.

Seriously, once you commited something to the repo it's hard to lose it. Unless you delete .git. But a this point frequent pushing has your back.

I know git can be hard to grasp in the beginning. It was hard for me too. I highly encourage everyone to put in the effort to understand it. But if you don't want to do that right now just use it. Just commit and push. It will pay off.

Wow, thanks for posting this. I actually considered switching to PieFed because people say a lot of good things about it but now I know I won't. I can't treat codebase like this seriously.

I would probably fall in love if I got to hear a 30 minute, passionate info dump on a date.

Am I missing something? Empty house and pizza sounds like a perfect evening to me.

Aren't moulds manufactured to incredibly high precision? I can't imagine them having imperfections big enough to cause visibly different fill levels.

However, my only qualification is hundreds of hours of watched How It's Made episodes so I might be completely wrong.

I had no idea what this word is supposed to mean after the first mention. But when reading it in context it immediately clicked.

Since the review doesn't mention any downsides I'm gonna go ahead and share one. This might seem like a tiny thing but relatively slow startup turned out to be a total deal breaker for me. In my workflow, I open and close a lot of terminal windows. Sometimes I spawn terminals just for a few seconds to run a single command and then close them. Kitty and Alacritty launch instantaneously whereas Ghostty has a noticeable lag which was just infuriating to me. Also, it doesn't have any useful (for me) features not present in Kitty so yeah, I guess it's not for me.

This is what always comes to my mind when someone mentions Enlightenment: https://web.archive.org/web/20230424121033/https://what.thedailywtf.com/topic/15001/enlightened. Might provide some answers too.

That's not true. Google Pay (or Wallet?) doesn't work on GrapheneOS. NFC and contactless payments work perfectly fine. You can use Curve Pay or in Poland BLIK via bank apps.

For a moment I thought it has been forked again.

Not Apple fans though. They can't wait to use their new Vista!

How could you calculate her height from the photo without her whole body being visible? You can't just "scale" it using the phone as a reference because there is no measurement to scale. Am I missing something or is this bullshit?

And then it turns out it's merged but not released yet... Been there.

It's the opposite for me.

I don't think it's a popular opinion among people who actually use Linux. But I did hear it as an argument against using Linux or an attempt at explanation why it's not more popular.

I would say NixOS might be even more cultish. I am a part of that cult.

The contents of proton pass are end to end encrypted

That's precisely why they can't do the scan from their servers. They don't know the domains - they're decrypted only on your device.

this has caused my whole vault to be leaked to public DNS servers via unencrypted UDP

I feel like this is a tad dramatic. Surely, your vault contains more data, probably more sensitive, than just domain names.