The main problem with this argumrnt is the hidden assumption that it's their god that's real. Other folklorists came up with so many of those that believing in one doesn't significantly increase your chances after all 🤷
Idk, honestly. On one hand, they're on the clear path to enshitify android into a wannabe walled garden. On the other hand, the bootloader is still unlockable and relockable, and I personally liked what they did with pixel 10 in terms of repair ability
These fuckers don't let you unlock the bootloader, so they can burn for all I care. So far, google have the best record, then oneplus, fairphone and alike (easy to unlock the bootloader, no point or ability to relock with custom keys), then mb xiaomi (beg corporate overlords for the ability to unlock the bootloader on YOUR FUCKING PHONE) and slmsung (loose the option to unlock the bootloader on newer firmware versions, loose security features on older ones), and then huawei/crapple who don't let you unlock the bootloader at all
Reminds me of a thought experiment, which, with some assumptions, calculated that the final solution while preparing a homeopathic "medicine" contains more Hitler's piss than whatever the active ingredient was originally. Y'know, in case the fact that, in quite a few of those, a molecule of said active ingredient corresponds to more molecules that are estimated to exist within the observable universe isn't enough
Why would people use it on macos, tho? I mean, they have a somewhat proper terminal by default, so vim/emacs/helix/etc are a more or less natural choice...
Regarding interesting messengers, there's also briar (remember somewhat recent stuff with normie news outlets being unable to shut up about some apparently famous dude making a messenger that works over Bluetooth? Briar is that, but quite a bit more mature, and also capable of working over WiFi and tor). Then, simplex, which builds upon the idea of not having a permanent id. Finally, there are reticulum meshchat, sideband and nomadnet, which are similar in purpose to briar, but take the idea to the extreme (being reticulum-based, they potentially work over anything capable of transmitting binary, from sound to entangled particles)
I doubt most people actually dislike "ai", but rather the ways it's used. Like, does it make sense to say one dislikes hammers? I mean, it is a valid sentence, and maybe there are like 3 glue enjoyers who think hammers are an abomination, but it isn't a general sentiment.
For example, I personally hate that the web nowadays pretty much turned into a place where bots write articles to appease other bots, and where actual people need yet another set of bots to throw away the folk tales of someone's great great grandmother's cooking practices and leave only the 3 lines telling how to cook pasta.
Welding gloves should work fine, tho, esp. given the time period is rather short
*twatter
Since "green" is the red one, and the "red" one is green, it's still correct
After seeing gmo-free on baking soda, I wouldn't be surprised
Eff the ineffable!
Stonks 📈
It does, if you choose so. Settings -> filter lists -> cookie notices -> easylist/ubo cookie notices + adguard/ubo cookie notices
Much appreciated
Also lua. Well, kinda: those weirdos use hashmaps for everything, iirc
Would appreciate a link to an article describing the differences between those.
So far, mine is somewhat generic "dgaf and let dgaf", I.e. do whatever you want as long as you don't force it upon others.
The main problem with this argumrnt is the hidden assumption that it's their god that's real. Other folklorists came up with so many of those that believing in one doesn't significantly increase your chances after all 🤷
Idk, honestly. On one hand, they're on the clear path to enshitify android into a wannabe walled garden. On the other hand, the bootloader is still unlockable and relockable, and I personally liked what they did with pixel 10 in terms of repair ability
These fuckers don't let you unlock the bootloader, so they can burn for all I care. So far, google have the best record, then oneplus, fairphone and alike (easy to unlock the bootloader, no point or ability to relock with custom keys), then mb xiaomi (beg corporate overlords for the ability to unlock the bootloader on YOUR FUCKING PHONE) and slmsung (loose the option to unlock the bootloader on newer firmware versions, loose security features on older ones), and then huawei/crapple who don't let you unlock the bootloader at all
* compared to a hammer
Reminds me of a thought experiment, which, with some assumptions, calculated that the final solution while preparing a homeopathic "medicine" contains more Hitler's piss than whatever the active ingredient was originally. Y'know, in case the fact that, in quite a few of those, a molecule of said active ingredient corresponds to more molecules that are estimated to exist within the observable universe isn't enough
To quote flippanarchy,
Why would people use it on macos, tho? I mean, they have a somewhat proper terminal by default, so vim/emacs/helix/etc are a more or less natural choice...
Regarding interesting messengers, there's also briar (remember somewhat recent stuff with normie news outlets being unable to shut up about some apparently famous dude making a messenger that works over Bluetooth? Briar is that, but quite a bit more mature, and also capable of working over WiFi and tor). Then, simplex, which builds upon the idea of not having a permanent id. Finally, there are reticulum meshchat, sideband and nomadnet, which are similar in purpose to briar, but take the idea to the extreme (being reticulum-based, they potentially work over anything capable of transmitting binary, from sound to entangled particles)
Probably looks more 1337 this way 🤣
There's a readable version in the issues, tho: https://github.com/theori-io/copy-fail-CVE-2026-31431/issues/54#issuecomment-4351460190
I doubt most people actually dislike "ai", but rather the ways it's used. Like, does it make sense to say one dislikes hammers? I mean, it is a valid sentence, and maybe there are like 3 glue enjoyers who think hammers are an abomination, but it isn't a general sentiment.
For example, I personally hate that the web nowadays pretty much turned into a place where bots write articles to appease other bots, and where actual people need yet another set of bots to throw away the folk tales of someone's great great grandmother's cooking practices and leave only the 3 lines telling how to cook pasta.