My software dev colleagues don't do it and they're getting paid. It doesn't surprise me in the slightest to hear that a bunch of students wouldn't, lol
in addition the stuff other people have mentioned: I've had success checking journalctl for errors, usually it will have something that's pretty actionable/searchable compared to trying different proton versions at random
The other day I saw a guy struggle for 2+ mins trying to scan his membership card on his phone to activate a gas pump. Meanwhile cars were lining up behind him, he was super flustered and eventually he had to pull around to the back of the line to try again. Have fun with your phone apps but that shit ain't for me, I'll just be an old dude carrying my cards around
The whole point of adopting this hard-charging management style was to get employees to innovate faster and catch up to competitors like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google in the all-consuming battle over AI. Instead, Meta has been falling farther and farther behind.
Falling behind in what exactly? The race to the bottom?
I just randomly tried KDE recently and made the swap from Linux Mint to Kubuntu a week ago. Definitely agree on the polish factor, everything just feels great with KDE and I've been pretty happy
Hmm I transferred a lot of my stuff from GitHub to GitLab a while ago mainly because of the free private repos. Was thinking about moving fully off GitHub but glad I waited 🙃 Still going to do it but gotta figure out which providers actually have their heads somewhere other than up their ass
You don't even need to check in .gradle to a repo, I always have that gitignored. And gradle projects should specify commands to build from CLI rather than having you download an IDE. Android Studio gives you a nice run button but it's just invoking ./gradlew installDebug under the hood
I thought you could still install apps from other app stores if you just enabled the setting and wait a cooldown period like 1 day? Maybe they changed the policy though not sure
I'm not sure about the video game rules but the game state when a team is up by 150+ doesn't make sense either. Because the team down by 150 would be disincentivized to catch the snitch despite that being a main objective, as it would immediately end the game with them losing. The matches need to be on a timer for the rules to make any sense, but I guess that would have been less interesting to write 🤷♂️
Gambling seems to me like one of the most destructive addictions out there. If you have money you can pretty much consume as much drugs as you want and still have money. Gambling is the one addiction that scales with your income and can leave pretty much anyone homeless no matter where you start from. It's terrible
I'm also a mobile app dev and at my workplace they're having non-mobile devs submit code to my codebases totally vibed with no understanding behind it. It's absolutely causing problems, especially for me, who is one of the only lines of defense keeping stuff even remotely maintainable.
So yes basically you're right. If people only used it to learn and do initial code review passes and other reasonable things we'd be totally fine. But that's unfortunately not the reality 🙈
I do! And also got my dad to switch to it this year 🙌
It's always been good, and in the past few years they have been adding scanning for various documents, the lack of which was my only complaint about it before.
My software dev colleagues don't do it and they're getting paid. It doesn't surprise me in the slightest to hear that a bunch of students wouldn't, lol
It sounds like OP is already self-hosting and wants an external backup solution?
I'm also in that boat and use rsync.net. It's been reliable enough and pretty cheap. Borgmatic runs a nightly job to sync to a local + remote repo
Sorry if I'm daft but what's the pihole blocking? The "Live on LG channels"?
I have an LG OLED but I don't use the TV OS
in addition the stuff other people have mentioned: I've had success checking
journalctlfor errors, usually it will have something that's pretty actionable/searchable compared to trying different proton versions at randomThe other day I saw a guy struggle for 2+ mins trying to scan his membership card on his phone to activate a gas pump. Meanwhile cars were lining up behind him, he was super flustered and eventually he had to pull around to the back of the line to try again. Have fun with your phone apps but that shit ain't for me, I'll just be an old dude carrying my cards around
Falling behind in what exactly? The race to the bottom?
If you've been on that version for a year and a half, probably nothing major is broken. And with software these days, that's invaluable 😂
if you have a shih tzu they don't respond to jack shit except what they want
I just randomly tried KDE recently and made the swap from Linux Mint to Kubuntu a week ago. Definitely agree on the polish factor, everything just feels great with KDE and I've been pretty happy
Hmm I transferred a lot of my stuff from GitHub to GitLab a while ago mainly because of the free private repos. Was thinking about moving fully off GitHub but glad I waited 🙃 Still going to do it but gotta figure out which providers actually have their heads somewhere other than up their ass
You don't even need to check in .gradle to a repo, I always have that gitignored. And gradle projects should specify commands to build from CLI rather than having you download an IDE. Android Studio gives you a nice run button but it's just invoking ./gradlew installDebug under the hood
TIL Firefox has an emoji picker built in now 🕺 I've been using an extension for that for years but it's kinda inconvenient
tfw your cat identifies as a purple monkey in a bubblegum tree
I thought you could still install apps from other app stores if you just enabled the setting and wait a cooldown period like 1 day? Maybe they changed the policy though not sure
I'm not sure about the video game rules but the game state when a team is up by 150+ doesn't make sense either. Because the team down by 150 would be disincentivized to catch the snitch despite that being a main objective, as it would immediately end the game with them losing. The matches need to be on a timer for the rules to make any sense, but I guess that would have been less interesting to write 🤷♂️
Gambling seems to me like one of the most destructive addictions out there. If you have money you can pretty much consume as much drugs as you want and still have money. Gambling is the one addiction that scales with your income and can leave pretty much anyone homeless no matter where you start from. It's terrible
I'm also a mobile app dev and at my workplace they're having non-mobile devs submit code to my codebases totally vibed with no understanding behind it. It's absolutely causing problems, especially for me, who is one of the only lines of defense keeping stuff even remotely maintainable.
So yes basically you're right. If people only used it to learn and do initial code review passes and other reasonable things we'd be totally fine. But that's unfortunately not the reality 🙈
That's crazy, how is that even legal? You should have to deliver someone's W-2 either to their physical address or provided email address.
I do! And also got my dad to switch to it this year 🙌
It's always been good, and in the past few years they have been adding scanning for various documents, the lack of which was my only complaint about it before.
DisplayFusion for monitor backgrounds. Bought a license like 15+ years ago and it's still getting updates 🕺