Honestly if I had one wish is that government would be banned for saying any rental agreement was an investment.
It's so frustrating, and brings me hope to see it change, that RnD and infrastructure investment funds got put into software rental agreement for windows and VMware and more recently into proprietary Cloud ecosystems.
Like you own nothing from that. That money is gone from the public good. It's not an investment. I didn't invest in an apartment, I rented, I don't have any value left from that agreement I had my wants and needs temporally satisfied.
That is just the constant issue these people put in the public trust are learning but have to held to task to.
There is a dangerous hope of the US admin being just such a fucking heel that the world is forced to be on the side of good in just pure desperation and opposition.
They are killing real people though and we do have to stop them still. The silver lining of mushroom bomb cloud can provide some comfort but if we see it we have still failed.
But where will commit torture in legal ambuity if don't have a site off the coast on a land that isn't us jurisdiction but also not the jurisdiction of a country we recognize validty of their human rights laws?
Like it's a really special plot of land if are really trying to specialize in human rights abuse in internationally and domestically legally dubius ways.
All that say, honest wtf is wrong with some of these people
Its perfectly adequate generating simple scripts if you know what it's doing or complex programs IF.you have a "harness" which is to say tones of well defined scopes, design docs, coding guidelines, and a dev and test environment with written and automatic unit and integration tests.
Basically every devs wish lists. You get adequate complex coding results.
I mean "Utopian" literally means "no-place" right? But we've come to associate the "no-place" as where values can be imagined. The inherent contradiction though usually means that when further analyzed under realistic presures and concerns the "ideal-place" is actually seen as fraudulent, and thus dystopian, just through another lense.
Something's are more inherent to git forges imho
Like forking, merge requests, secret branches, and team permissions.
I would prefer those be behind an API and fed into a more flexible UI honestly with the other panels being user defined views to other tools. Like a UI for tekton. A UI for Caddy or hugo or something. A UI for your issues tracker. Etc.
Even better if it federates those backends...
Maybe let the site admin have a list of approved views and configs so people aren't putting compromised views on the site.
I was talking to a homeless man a few years back that was a brick layer, his wife got into drugs and took his kids from him. He fought in court for them but lost (they, the kids, wanted to stay with their mom) and got slapped with pretty alimony. He eventually just quit caring, quite going to work, and decided to just live on the streets. He panhandles and saves up to get a hotel room every few weeks, cleans up, and goes to the bars to pick up chicks.
At least all according to him while we were chatting
There is an ironically a huge opportunity for upheaval of corporations because they are actually giving up huge amounts of control and leverage on their part.
Like at what point is their essentially company who's sole job being brand making and management of contracts going to be side stepped?
Honestly if I had one wish is that government would be banned for saying any rental agreement was an investment.
It's so frustrating, and brings me hope to see it change, that RnD and infrastructure investment funds got put into software rental agreement for windows and VMware and more recently into proprietary Cloud ecosystems.
Like you own nothing from that. That money is gone from the public good. It's not an investment. I didn't invest in an apartment, I rented, I don't have any value left from that agreement I had my wants and needs temporally satisfied.
That is just the constant issue these people put in the public trust are learning but have to held to task to.