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An just 30-something Software Dev that enjoys gaming, woodworking, electronics and plenty of other hobbies. Too many hobbies.

  • Are you okay and do you need to speak to someone? I'm here for you if you do

  • What's this got to do with what I said?

  • what you on about man, How did you come to that conclusion?

  • Even when two sides are bad, one is always worse than the other

  • Almost like a Super-LTS version of the kernel?

  • Would be a shittier hypothetical without boundaries because then what would be the point?

  • No because of the rules of the hypothetical posed in this post

  • Then you fail, you cease to exist

  • I think you need to read further than that...

  • Then you don't survive, you cease to exist

  • "Hey this guy has sat here for 30 years and he hasn't aged one bit!"

    ceases to exist *

  • There is the caveats they put in that you've got to make sure no one finds out you're immortal or you'll just cease to exist and can't change history in any significant way or be met with the same fate

  • Linus always praises email. He does no social media and most of his internet usage is just email is what I gather from his conversations and interviews.

  • Nord and Surfshark are owned by the same company. I imagine those two at least take turns in these cycles

  • Movies

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  • Am i having deja vu? I think I've seen not only this post but also a lot of the comments

  • The centre pad is also an input on the common PC dancemats, as well as there also being a start and select button at the top. So they actually have 11 inputs

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    Why does Lemmy.ML admire authoritarian regimes ?

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  • It's a specific kind of communist, not all communists are tankies

  • 1 post every 5 hours from the same person is a lot...

  • That's seems potentially likely. I can imagine maybe the programmer had a written at some point that the AI itself needed to state it was written by copilot whenever it made merges. Then when it worked on that area, that directive got skewed and ended up applying it to VS Code itself.