I don't know how you would get more specific.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. I just shared it with my kids. But we're godly seeing across the spiderverse tonight, so that might change.

I suspect almost everyone here understands how this happens and feels more sympathy than anything. We've been there, and with higher stakes. Thanks for taking the time to administer this instance.

That's the question, though, isn't it?

nazis would obviously be against them, but how else are they bad?

This is the first I've heard of them, but if they end up serving more as nazi networking than nazi deradicalization I would be against them.

Wat

Without it we might accidentally Lol or lOL. It would be anarchy

Wait, for real? I was feeling guilty for rooting for the orcas, but maybe not.

I use temurin, but you're really okay with anything but oracle's jdk. You want to do what you can to avoid an Oracle audit.

Java 11 allows you to paste in JavaScript and it largely just works

Var is not Javascript. It's not even type inference. It just reduces redundancy in the boilerplate.

The module changes are a PITA, but not increasingly difficult. There aren't really other big backwards incompatible changes

The actual backend improvements keep being pushed

What changes are you referring to?

This is very effective but also blocks people who spend on screen readers

Gen alpha is trying to get everyone to wear socks with sandals

Optional! I was reluctant at first because of the nullibility, but it's so useful.

I'm not sure this is what you were going for. I think most people know about optional and are skeptical because it's not a fix for nullability.

Okay but would this work? It looks good to me, but idk.

I think it's likely to spike again when the api goes dark. I haven't been back there, is any consensus forming regarding whether people will use /r/rust, ![email protected], or ![email protected] going forward?

if you're allowed to take downtime, you can do it all in one step without worrying about mixed-version environments.

You don't need to wiry about mixed version environments but you need to worry about whether you can roll back your changes without loss of data. It's not as hard but it seems to get overlooked if there haven't been any bad deployments lately.

What communities/instances are you dominating your /c/all? Asking because I was hoping for more leftist discussion and I'm not really seeing it outside of lemmygrad.

Edit: I'm mostly following programming.dev and lemmyrs.org, so I'm not really looking too hard. And I appreciate beehaw, but it feels more center left than left.

Samsung galaxy s9. Secure Folder let's me put my ms exchange work email on without my employer being able to remote wipe my phone

I think complete extinction is pretty unlikely, I expect that small enclaves will continue to exist. And if there are still humans in 100 years there will still be humans in 10,000 years.

Can't watch the video right now but it makes a ton of sense that java would be having a resurgence. Pre-java 8 it felt like the every day I ran into problems it would be easier to solve in other languages. I'm still mostly on 8 and it feels pretty modern still. I'm super excited to move to 17 and 21 for all the new features, though.

Beehaw has existed for over a year. I'm not sure they'll need to rebuild. This isn't a company that requires constant growth, it's a community. I like the idea of beehaw, and hope that they decide to refederate with the other instances, but I think they'll survive and maybe even thrive without doing so.

That said I'm glad I've got an account that's on none of those three instances