It’s a military parade because fascism wasn’t won in the “marketplace of ideas” as liberals proclaim, but with tanks and guns. Why is it dishonest to say that the event is full of civilians celebrating this historical event? It’s one of the most relevant historical events to be celebrating because we will very soon need another one against today’s fascists that have taken over everything and everywhere.
We won’t bomb a parade full of civilians celebrating the defeat of fascism and you should thank us for it
Also gets supply chain attacked and hacks your pc
I expect there will be a popular systemd fork soon enough it they continue adding bs like that
For use cases like that it’s usually better to search a pattern and split it to cursors. Also using line selects helps.
I remember being annoyed at what you said but I guess I was overusing C for new cursors when there were other ways to do what I needed because I don’t have that often now
I used to use Neovim but now I mainly use Helix, it’s really good by default, the most hassle is usually just looking up an LSP for a language and installing it.
My config file literally only has the theme I use, unlike the heavy configs I’d have to make so that vim/nvim are the way I want. I also like the multiple cursor approach it has to editing.
Depends what your threat model is, if you absolutely want no data about you whatsoever possibly leaving the device because it endangers you then Tails OS is probably the most private distro out there as others have mentioned, but it’s use case is specifically to be used for very private stuff and working through a live USB stick so that nothing remains on the device.
For the average person any distro is a huge improvement privacy wise over Windows, though Ubuntu does have ties to Amazon since it’s owned by Canonical, so if there’s any Linux distro you should avoid for privacy reasons it’s Ubuntu. It’s still incomparably private relative to Windows, but you have nothing to lose and a lot to gain by choosing other alternatives, Mint is just as easy and user friendly as Ubuntu without most of the bloat and Amazon crap.
Leaving the blatant sexism and bootlicking aside, what does “learning AI” even fucking mean, everyone keeps on saying that as if it’s some kind of black magic to prompt a garbage generator. It’s exactly like saying that you’re an expert at using good keywords when googling things, it’s not as impressive a skill as you think it is.
GTA was never an RPG, it’s an action game with shooting and driving things.
It really can’t be compared to Cyberpunk which is really focused in the RPG elements, making choices in every single sidequest out there, making your own character build with skill trees, items, body mods etc.
They’re completely different genres, which is also why so many people got infuriated when Cyberpunk came out because it was not the Next GTA™ game they were expecting, even though Cyberpunk never really marketed to be like that.
It’s not the form that’s the issue. It’s the required depth of that thought, when you are actually doing the work yourself you need to go all the way in your thinking otherwise it simply won’t work. When you’re vibe coding, your thinking only goes as far as you see necessary so the AI has enough context to give something useful in return. It’s like comparing the thought process of an analyst and of the engineer that implements the spec, any engineer knows that difference.
Only that the compiler works in a defined algorithmic way that can always be expected to work, at worst it uses more cpu registers than needed or something. AI on the other hand just spews garbage in a fundamentally statistical way and despite the enormous efforts to create tools that manipulate it into working more predictably, it still sucks so much of the time.
Another difference is that you are critically thinking when “instructing” a compiler via the code, but you only convince yourself that you think critically when you’re instructing an AI, it’s not the same and it actively makes you a worse engineer every time you decide to use it instead of thinking.
Can’t wait until we’re all in a very Chinese time of our lives
Both of these look great, I’m noting them for the next time my friends get frustrated enough with Discord to consider moving
I love how the “theocratic regime” is proving that they have a much better understanding of the material forces keeping the empire together, than most people in the empire itself
Unlike a certain “country” nearby that does so without warning, and then a second time to take out the rescue groups trying to save children as well
How is it malicious compliance if it is a clearly eager effort to correctly implement some of the prerequisites to enforcing this law on Linux? Even if it were malicious compliance through intentionally not functional code, it’s open source and would probably be spotted as a bug soon enough.
Then why did they lock the fucking thread as controversial if it was such an innocent change?
It’s paving the wave to implement a Californian law that can very easily end up meaning ID verification for everything.
They could just not have done this at zero cost but decide to go to multiple projects, at this specific time which obviously isn’t coincidental, and actively work to start implementing this on Linux. I guess “Contributed to systemd” on their CV was more valuable than resisting the USA taking control of the whole internet and ending all sense of privacy.
Wow that’s an insane level of bootlicking, it was completely free for them to do absolutely nothing about this nonsense law and give the middle finger if asked by the US
I didn’t care before but it turns out the systemd haters were on to something for a long time, fuck these owners for even considering this and even locking the PR to avoid valid criticism, I hope all the contributors create a fork, jump ship and never let the previous owners commit a single line of code to it
I think most people in Europe nowadays hate Israel, at least the younger ones.
Yes this should be obvious for anyone with even a slight political awareness, I honestly don’t know why Europe still has such a good rep for its “democratic” and “free” values when it’s trying really hard to remind us that’s not the case. Probably through the sheer force of propaganda, and the remainders of socialist concessions that haven’t yet been taken away like free healthcare etc.