wmassingham @ wmassingham @lemmy.world

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It wasn't running on the pregnancy test then, and it's not running on a keycap now. Both this and the pregnancy test are someone putting their own hardware into a random enclosure and saying "I'm running Doom on X!"

No, you're not really. Would you say that I'm running Doom on a banana if I put the same hardware inside a banana peel? No, because it's just a case for something else.

If he was running it on the keyboard's existing processor and it had a screen in the key, like Doom on a Mac touchbar, then I would agree.

Most orgs in the US use 365. https://blogs.gartner.com/craig-roth/2021/07/30/should-microsoft-office-365-be-afraid-of-google-workspace-gartner-2020-market-share-report-says/ says Microsoft has "almost 90%".

For most cases that works fine, but it looks like the xpath uses generated identifiers, so any time they push a change to the Gmail UI the rule won't match any more.

With what rule? I looked and it didn't seem like there was a good way to target it.

There are also status pages for lemmy.world at https://lemmy-world.statuspage.io/ and https://lemmy-status.org/endpoints/_lemmy-world.

The fediverse runs on the web, though.

A reminder about your dentist appointment.

Are you trying to enshittify "enshittification"?

I can't remember ever having to replace a dead LED bulb. And only a few CFLs. But I remember replacing incandescents all the time when I was a kid.

What about when it’s used to identify criminals? When it’s used to filter between potential job candidates?

Simple. It should not fucking be used for those things.

At most I think you'd have to blacklist the module from loading at boot time.

Yeah. Just because a tech company does something, that doesn't make it technology news. Call me when there's actual technologic development coming out.

So you installed Ubuntu and pihole? Did you install a VNC or smb/nfs/whatever server? If you didn't set up those services I'm not surprised you can't use them.

Heck, you can almost do cold welding right here. If you have two very, very flat metal parts, and press them together hard, just with your hands, you can get them to stick together.

You should keep reading then, because they cover that later.

The manufacturer identifies an issue with a vehicle, and "recalls" it to one of their service centers to fix it. Usually this is some defect in design or a part that needs to be corrected.

tl;dw: https://www.sweethome3d.com/

And there's a browser version here: https://www.sweethome3d.com/SweetHome3DJSOnline.jsp

You're proving my point. It's a shitty platform and nobody likes it, so this was completely expected. Because it's expected, it's not notable, but posts about it get upvoted because people like to shit on it.

It's not a surprise, but it gets upvoted because "threads bad".