

im so glad someone beat me to it
Alternate account of simple@lemm.ee


im so glad someone beat me to it
spamming low effort memes isn’t going to change anything. stop.
this is the 20th time you made this same weird alarmist post
Desktop 1: The things I’m supposed to be doing
Desktop 2: The things I’m supposed to be doing but I forgot I’m not on desktop 1
Desktop 3: The secondary things I’m supposed to be doing but I forgot these windows were already open on desktop 1


Mastodon at it again with pitchforks and torches for the slightest inconvenience.
Using Cursor doesn’t prove anything. Many people use Cursor as an advanced autocomplete, nothing else. It’s not like they’re hammering random AI-generated code and merging it without thinking. “Vibe coding” means generating barely-working code you don’t understand to try and get thinks working.
This shit is why I hate the mastodon community, it’s always strawmen and “you’re one of THEM” style witchhunts with them
Unpacking my Gabagool (childhood trauma)
I wish we as a community could stop with this sense of superiority
Not possible in a Linux community. They have only three jokes:
Fuck windows
I’m so smart for using the superior software stack (and everybody is an idiot for not switching)
and my personal favorite: constantly trying to trick people into using FOSS software by telling everybody they’re as good even in cases where they’re clearly not (bro please use GIMP it’s actually really good bro as soon as you understand its archaic 1998 user interface it’s just as good as photoshop bro please)
Where’s my main man toutius sextius?


Wikipedia has a lot more donors, but also their costs are probably cheaper than Signal. They mostly host text and decently compressed images, Signal uses way more bandwidth and people share high quality videos and other huge files. The servers are very expensive, there were articles estimating their cost to be around $50M per year.


Makes sense., something as huge and expensive as Signal can’t run entirely on donations.
badly cropped screenshot of a screenshot of a smartphone camera aimed at a tv, now we’re cooking