killeronthecorner @ killeronthecorner @lemmy.world

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cm0002, my guy, you ok? Good but very nihilistic memes today

IP verification is a not uncommon method for commercial crawlers

The fact that you have to screenshot the site instead of linking blah blah blah

80% of Reddit content is screenshots of tweets.

They can't even make a coherent criticism, they just knew they wanted to criticise. Angry Pingu face it is I guess

Exactly. This is Mario's PoV as he runs towards the princess.

People who don't have kids be like

I do remember though. The before times, the long long ago ...

This is what Split was based on

This was peak peakness. The rest of history is a footnote.

Sounds like they got away with it the first time, hardly surprising they're doing more of the same if there are virtually no repercussions

Waiter, this whataboutism is cold

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COs are corporate politicians, media trained to only say things which are completely unrevealing and lacking of any substance.

This is by design so that sensitive information is centrally controlled, leaks are difficult, and sudden changes in direction cause the minimum amount of whiplash to ICs as possible.

I have the same reaction as you, but the system is working as intended. Better to just shut it out as you described and use the time to think about that issue you're having on a personal project or what toy to buy for your cat's birthday.

Which mail provider are you using?

I've found this to hold true in almost every hobby I have but particularly in technology, engineering and music playing/making: avoid hitching your wagon to one approach. It's easy to get trapped under a pile of 'musts' when trying to do anything that you are skilled in, but that's also the worst environment for innovation; and almost every innovation in your hobby of choice was borne from people pushing boundaries, not forcing themselves to fit within them.

I coded several of my early mobile app releases entirely in gedit. Good times.

I sometimes forget how good we have it now. I wrote those apps around 2012 and the DX for the platforms was basically non-existent. Virtually every platform had shit documentation, shit version management, a shit IDE with minimal refactoring features, a shitty debugging experience, and everything felt like it was being botched together by 3 guys in their spare time.

It's incredible now that we have things like hot reloading. You can literally save a change and BAM it's on the screen seconds later. On native platforms no less. Astounding.

You don't. You just say you do so the more docile members of your population don't notice when you start pushing untagged AI-generated propaganda

Star Trek: Wef Wef does sound odd. I think they made the right decision.

No, I want to build a religion. A limited edition.

I'm glad to hear this because I read the other article on the day my Epson decided to suddenly take umbrage with my third party cart after using it without issue for 2 years.

As there is no other viable alternative for a relatively-no-nonsense printer on the market than Brother's offerings it sounds like I'm not completely out of options quite yet.

I bet Finland feels Oeufal