tronx4002 @ tronx4002 @lemmy.world

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I first heard the term 'enshitification' on the last episode of On the Media. Perfect description

I still use reddit cause some niche communities are more acrive there, but I eill say the front page has gone fron bad, to worse, to wtf

I love using it while programming but I almost never use it besides that. Not even sure what I would use it for besides that on a day to day basis.

Belgian ales are where it's at.

While I don't support bills like this from the gvmt, I wouldn't mind if more social media companies had the mindset of The Well's "you own your own words" where everyones real identity is used.

Its not just gen z. But to be fair, they might not want to download another messaging app for just one group chat. This isnt a hill to die on.

Sea otter, I would not have expected.

When looking at a repo, you can also just type a period to open it in a browser vs code editor.

I got in the habit of backing into parking spaces after I had a car that needed a jump start, but I had pulled in and no spaces next to me were available to pull the jumper car into. If you back in, in the rare chance you need a jump start, you will be able to drive the jumper car close to your battery

To be fair to the people you are describing, the ecosystem that makes up the whole of software is so large and complex that becoming an expert in even a small area is something that can take years. Sometimes you have to accept that it is better to focus on one area and not try to understand everything. A mechanic doesnt need to know how rubber is made to change a tire.