irelephant [he/him]🍭 @ Irelephant @lemm.ee

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If its react native it shouldn't slow down. It still does tho, mst be the 30% vibe code.

https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui

The default ui on most lemmy servers.

Ai code is specifically annoying because it looks like it would work, but its just plausible bullshit.

The taskbar is written in javascript on windows 11.

As much as I love piefed, I am too used to the default lemmy-ui. The second I'm able to use it with piefed is the second I start using it full time.

I had to get the arch wiki up in my ereader.

Fedora does the windows update style updates now a lot of the time.

Sometimes those updates only apply when you reboot.

Never thought I'd see a yassen post here.

You can post to lemmy from akkoma/mastodon by mentioning the community.

Which languages, out of interest?

Gaeilge (Irish) is barely spoken because of Britian banning it, if people give up on speaking it it means a massive loss of an important piece of Irish culture.

There’s a saying: tír gan teanga, tír gan anam, meaning a country without a language is a country without a soul. A native language to a country can be an integral part of its culture.

It makes sense to speak english or since its effectively the linga franca, but people can know more than one language.

its me. I'm people.

I'm using lapis for stuff.

^{lua's c api is also really good}

Imagine not being able to go outside because of plant cum (pollen), couldn't be me.

Can we share the hill?

I like spring because its not exhaustingly warm, and I like being outside in rain anyway.

Ai doesn't use a hypen, and it doesn't put space between the words and the dash.

For example, If I were using a dash - I'd use it like this.

Ai uses it—like this.

I was on about the Windows App SDK part (unless I'm wrong about that too), but I included the rest of the line.

True, and it doesn't boil the oceans and poison people's air.

as it pushes the desktop-focused Windows App SDK (formerly called Project Reunion) and WinUI 3 as the future of Windows application development.

I didn't know there was a distinction between these and UWP. In any case, I'm pretty sure that these are also called windows apps.