Using the date as a version number for an application that gets frequent updates is very standard. Most users will be expected to be on the latest version always.

There's even a website for it https://calver.org

Pretty much every programming job can be easily done 100% remotely. You don't need niche skills for that.

No they don't? They haven't worked since july 1st.

There's coop, although I assume it's just peer to peer.

What are you talking about? Vscode isn't a google product just because it's an electron app that uses chromium. Github is owned by MS so everything they do is by definition the responsibility of MS.

You know there's hundreds of hours of videos of Joe Rogan on youtube right?

I honestly have no idea who you are talking about

Aside from all the pragmatic reasons that were already listed, it's also just fun to write all the parts required to make a programming language.

We know what metaphors are, it's just a really bad one.

I assume a lot of people that use gog also use gog galaxy. It's nice to know you actually have the game files drm free, but I still prefer having the features in gog galaxy like automatic updates for example.

Most people just say "good and you?" even if they don't actually feel particularly good.

You're not a boomer. You're GenX.

The zoom out is very limited. I constantly wish it could zoom out more

Why would you ever want to not save a file?

I get that for quick notes, but I don't get it when it's something that is stored indefinitely.

You're not wrong, but jerboa is already milea ahead to where it was a week ago. So many things are getting fixed it's already starting to feel useable.

How does it detect that a link is a lemmy link? Also, does this work on any website or just lemmy? Can it also handle things like opening a link from an app outside of the browser?