[-] [email protected] 171 points 8 months ago

They should put it adjacent to the up arrow key so that when I hit it accidentally, copilot can ask "did you mean to press the up arrow key?", which will cause me to smash the keyboard with my fists and then I'll need to buy another one. Sales will skyrocket.

[-] [email protected] 99 points 8 months ago

You know what Viktor? Even kids can work out what's going on in Ba Sing Se. Which makes you dumber than a small child.

[-] [email protected] 92 points 9 months ago

During his next public speech, you'd notice that his eyebrows are slightly bushier, his voice is slightly deeper, and he's suddenly an inch taller.

[-] [email protected] 90 points 9 months ago

FRIENDSHIP WITH [UKRAINIAN SELF DEFENSE] IS ENDED

[ISRAELI GENOCIDE] IS NEW BEST FRIEND

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[-] [email protected] 129 points 9 months ago

766 third parties

Facebook: look what they need to mimic a fraction of my power

[-] [email protected] 150 points 10 months ago

You can use nano without having to read anything about nano. That might be the only thing that is better about it than vim, but it's a damn important thing.

[-] [email protected] 281 points 11 months ago

Nothing is changing says company that keeps changing everything

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Peter Hitchens is an author, broadcaster, journalist, and commentator. He writes for The Mail on Sunday. He has published numerous books, including The Abolition of Britain, The Rage Against God, The War We Never Fought and The Phoney Victory.


While this isn't technically about atheism, I think it's on topic given Hitchens' widely publicised views on religion. With that in mind, the post-interview section gives a unique insight into how Peter acts when he feels he has been wronged, and how his approach to reason and justification changes in that light.

Further, the interview was supposed to go on to the topic of God but Peter had already decided to storm out prior to reaching the topic (though he doesn't actually storm out for another 15 or so minutes)

You can also follow his ongoing reaction to the interview, and its subsequent release, on his X (formerly known as Twitter) feed: https://twitter.com/ClarkeMicah

[-] [email protected] 114 points 11 months ago

It really is given that they've willingly entered a game of cat and mouse and chosen to assume the role of a blind, limbless mouse.

As others have said before me, I feel for the poor engineers who have to implement this stuff as any technical solution short of DRM is provably impractical and unworkable.

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Currently when performing a search if you e.g. click through to a result to subscribe, then press back, you end up on the page prior to tapping search. You then have tap the search tab again and enter your search term again if you want to see more results.

I'd like to see it restore the state of the search results modal on returning from a result. This would make it much easier to do things like quickly add multiple subscriptions to related communities

[-] [email protected] 92 points 11 months ago

I always thought it was pretty far out for a contemporary democracy to have lifelong appointments with the word "supreme" in the title.

In the rest of the world this usually indicates something well divorced from democracy.

[-] [email protected] 260 points 1 year ago

Do it. Not doing it is square bro.

[-] [email protected] 105 points 1 year ago

This is virtually akin to banning AWS or DO. Hetzner are a legitimate and widely used cloud platform.

This is akin to Google blocking Verizon because of some spam calls. A ridiculous premise that shows huge immaturity on Plex's part.

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For making titles on shared images optional. Now I don't have to delete them by hand.

[-] [email protected] 100 points 1 year ago

When you don't have a good reason for something but you also don't have to justify your actions, this is the kind of dumb shit you throw at the wall to just make the conversation end.

"Middle management are feeling fragile and insecure and solving that matters more than actual productivity, especially for a company who has a share price history that you could ride a sled down". There's a real reason if you want one.

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