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  • That I don't want any website customizing the color, font etc. of links. Therefore, they shouldn't need access to any properties of those objects after they have been created.

  • I hate that, in the modern web, customizing is so important that websites want access to the link itself, instead of just stylizing the div outside like normal.

  • I just try to make everything as self documented as possible. Eg. no stray scripts, everything is either implemented in other software (eg. my main wireguard peer in systemd-networkd, without any non-obvious external dependencies) or tracked as a part of an arch pkg with a simple PKGBUILD. I usually either have very simple nets (eg. my VPN's net only consists of four peers, in the order main - secondary - laptop - phone) or leave it to DHCP and SLAAC. I try to avoid using ports for local servers as much as possible and use unix sockets. Stuff like LVM/Luks pretty much documents itself.

  • Yeah ... they're the stereotypical .ml user.

  • Das da unten sieht mir aber nicht nach "kein Kabelsalat" aus

  • Von nichts kommt nichts. Also los.

  • Holy, now we have Piped, Invidious and viewtube

  • Probably a fake story, so they don't have to think.

    • Company Laptop (HP), private Laptop (Dell)
    • PC, soon to be replaced
    • Two of the same HP ProDesk 600 G3, both intended as VPN Bridge and storage thing
    • HP Z440 Workstation as current Server, to be mainly replaced by
    • HP ProLiant DL360 Gen9
    • And one Motorola Edge 20. Soon to be complemented by a FairPhone for LineageOS/Linux tests.
  • According to Pikachu in the matrix channel, a DOS attack

    1. Soon to be
    2. That's me
  • Does one even have to actually write Python code, except for frontends? I'd assume you just load the model, weights and maybe training data into pytorch/tensorflow.

  • Then you need to ask yourself: Performance or memory efficiency? Is it worth the extra cycles and instructions to put 8 bools in one byte and & 0x bitmask the relevant one?

  • Hell nah

  • I'd guess the difference is quality control. Temu and the like sell completely uncontrolled, no labels of approval, no standards and without consumer rights.

  • 99% of modern, mainstream things are brainrotted, clickbait scam. Including Temu, ofc.

    You're much better off supporting local, physical business, if you can afford it. Because I can guarantee you that Temu shit will not last for much longer than their return policy.

  • I love that every german says "Ich kann nicht so viel fressen wie ich kotzen will"

  • I hate them more than average because they e.g. abuse their patent "rights" to the max, more than other companies.