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Shoulda listened
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Shoulda listened
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Shoulda listened
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What about modern ASP.NET? It feels pretty good these days honestly. I even really like the newer minimal API features
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Anon is given an ultimatum
Says "fuck that" to leaving or getting a job
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My Process in privacy(open for suggestions)
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Seriously. People need to stop suggesting Brave.
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When Windows users find the Threadiverse
As a nearly sole Linux user, this is a strength for Linux. The ability to complain about features and push for improvements is exactly what sets it apart from having to submit to profit motivations. Maybe they're misguided, but I'd rather embrace it and chance at growing the community.
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The paradox of tolerance
I think tolerance is simply a liberal idea, and it's been a demonstrably exploitable one. The moment a reactionary says "aren't you supposed to be tolerant", I simply don't know where they're getting that from. I tolerate what I want, and the intolerant don't get to invoke my tolerance.
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What's yours?
Onion Vinaigrette No Contact
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The Steam Frame could be priced at $1,500 at launch, according to insider
It's probably a reasonable price for the tech, but it's kind of annoying to see VR get less affordable over time. I couldn't justify buying the Valve Index just to play a handful of VR games, and I certainly can't justify this.
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Being an open source maintainer in 2026
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Referring to some of the instances where AI tried to attack maintainers that rejected a review
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Being an open source maintainer in 2026
Jarvis, open GitHub and cancel an open source maintainer
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I crave ancient memes rule
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asahi <3
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I mean, you don't have to buy it. You can buy whatever you want. Hacking stuff just to see if you can hack it is the majority of the motivation behind hacking in the first place.
Especially when products like the Macbook Neo is surprisingly affordable and offers a halfway decent build quality and performance for its weight class, it's nice to have something like Asahi to make it a real option.
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Anon took bad hiring decisions
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May I introduce you to the world of soft robotics 😏
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Pussy rule
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That's why fascism is a death cult. Once you eliminate the outgroup, the only way to continue is to invent a new outgroup. The gene pool becomes as self-destructive as society itself. It doesn't have to make sense, it just has to validate to each ingroup individual that they're not the cause of the problems of the world.
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94 Days Until Android Locks Down: 71 Open-Source Groups Are Fighting Back
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I don't think it's that dishonest. Google only walked things back after the outcry, and unless we can motivate people to remain concerned, they'll just silently do it anyway like corps do with everything else.
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It's not as if Canonical hasn't already enshittified. I don't think going public is going to change that much.
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Creator of free Adobe clones unveils open-source Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word replications — Autodesk tools and other subscription-based services may come next
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We still don't have a good alternative for prepress production media. I've seen some workarounds, but Adobe is the only actively developed option feature complete for this use case. Mostly because the chances that prepress workers and offset printer operators are also FOSS fiends and developers abysmally low. Prepress is such a small industry too since most people don't really care if their print media looks like shit
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Forget what you read online: 94% of EV drivers won't go back to gas
Do people actually think EV drivers would want to go back to gas? Even intuitively it doesn't make sense. A lot of times it involves sinking some amount of time and effort into the home infrastructure. Of course someone wouldn't do that and then what, change their mind?
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"Blood is actually blue!"
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You could, but that info was still there. Schools and educational material taught us that blood was blue, Columbus discovered America, and animals were hot or cold blooded.