To be fair, there are already plenty public hotspots in most cities already, where as in the countryside less so I imagine.

All fine and dandy with me. But I’ll never allow willful ignorance to be a credible defense. If they can post on twitter, they can open wikipedia. But alas, apparently people think it is.

Those people probably bever gotten to opportunity to lwarn to read. These people clearly can read and could have looked it up for themselves. Besides you don’t need to know what tariffs are, from the context there js only a single deduction you can make. The US population would pay for it.

You dont need to be taught shit to figure out who would pay for it. You must be absolutely brain dead to not figure this out on your own. But yet here we are

This so true, every one complaining that the borrow checker is annoying isn’t apparently aware what they used to do was inherently flawed. Sure there a some, though rare, false positives. But they are easily mitigated. These people are exactly that what they themselves are complaining about, elitist.

I blocked all my IPv6 because android/Google would always force it’s own DNS on me. And I couldn’t find a reliable method without rooting the phone to turn this off.
Well i did find one, to disable IPv6 on the router. Is this a thing anyone else had or did i remember it wrong or not dig deep enough?

Its still stupid to trust anyone with your only copy of your important data, who can just disable your account in an instance without thinking twice about it.

Could make it so it’s possible to create an unique certificate for each site, though most people probably wouldn’t bother

Exactly, if garbage collection meant memory safety then why do we get null pointer exceptions about every 5 minutes in Java. Garbage collection is about memory leaks, not safety. Imho the borrow checker is a better solution than garbage collection and faster to boot.

It’s been about 20 years since I’ve touched PHP. So i don’t remember all the problems i had with it.

But some language from those times were at least consistent with itself and clearly more thought-out. Even though they might miss some of the nicety we’ve come to like nowadays. Of course for web development there weren’t many better choices back then.

But I’m heavily skewed towards non-oo, static typed, explicit languages so PHP was probably never for me.

I somewhat know the history of PHP and how it came to be. And that it was just a personal project that suddenly got big. So I don’t blame the creator. But that still doesn’t make it a good language.

Let’s be honest though. The early PHP versions were absolute dog shit. And the definition of how not to design a programming language. That said, that never stopped anyone in web development from using it apparently. No clue what modern PHP looks like, apparently it’s better now.

It was a pure money grab to not have done this for everyone automatically. I lost my Minecraft copy too because of this. But no way in hell I’m going to give them the satisfaction of buying it again… I had it since the Minecraft beta/early access(?) too…

To be fair, isn’t that a some kind of poe’s law thing? How do you detect the difference between conservatives repeating each other or bots doing it? Ever met a conservative with an original thought?

I understand it will be a cat and mouse game. But surely its possible to make a curated list of big offenders akin to advertisement block lists?

Not necessarily about stack overflow. But i just got myself in a situation where the first search result I found for a problem was clearly AI generated. And the solution it provided was not at all technically possible. The AI decline is really terrible…

That said, does anyone know of an extension or block list for those terrible AI slob websites? Or a way to filter it from duckduckgo?

Never found remmina to be laggy but never tried with 3 monitors. Still sounds better than what I had to do when i had to work from home a few years ago. I had to run a windows vm, to log in to citrix at work (didn’t work directly in Linux for me then) to then remote desktop into servers and work in emacs there. It was virtualization hell. It worked but oh boy was everything laggy… Should have gone one deeper and ran my linux on a hypervisor for a true beauty of a setup.

True because Trump is just a symptom of the real underlying problem in the US. I can’t imagine I’ll ever go there in my life anymore.

It’s a network. It’s not just the people in that tram. But all trams on that line and all people connecting through that line that are effected. And that specific track might actually run multiple lines as well. Depending on the country they might be applicable for an reimbursement fee. And lets not start about all the costs the passengers might incur… So €1000/min seems fine for me for this shit head

Self censoring ‘bad’ worda is such mind-numbing dumb thing to do. If you don’t want to use the word, don’t use it… Boggles my mind. Besides, are there even really any platforms anywhere that censor or frown upon ‘ass’ ?