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This is a secondary account that sees the most usage. My first account is listed below. The main will have a list of all the accounts that I use.

henfredemars@lemmy.world

Garbage: Purple quickly jumps candle over whispering galaxy banana chair flute rocks.

  • No worries. They’ll just ship a development version to your machine and see what happens. That should be a good enough test.

  • It’s the same as speaking out against Facebook or TikTok practices but not supporting consumer protection.

    It’s lip service! They don’t actually disagree with anything that Flock is doing. They’re hoping that dumb voters will confuse their concerns with Flock (getting caught) for their actual positions (dystopian surveillance state), something grossly unpopular if people actually voted.

    I personally know plenty who are dumb enough to believe that these people have their interests at heart. It works, and that’s why they do it. Politicians see Flock as a sinking ship. They see an opportunity to deflect and distract from their own nefarious goals. Flock goes down in the medium-term while they wait with open arms for the next generation of tools that they will use to crush dissent and make you afraid to leave your own house.

  • Very cool. It’s hard to get into file system development because it’s a very small audience that’s willing to test, and it takes years to build trust. Administrators prefer boring and rock solid stability which is not typically conducive to innovation in this area.

  • Indeed. He’s secretive and staunchly anti-transparency.

    He’s firmly in the pocket of corporatism.

  • Good point! Good point.

    I've seen bubble sort implemented because we had data that said it was faster and was slightly smaller for the exact type data we were sorting and its expected distribution.

  • Congratulations! You've won! 🥂 Enjoy your new cat.

  • It really depends on what you're building. In an embedded shop, lookup tables are first class solutions to most problems. Computer scientists though, 100%!

  • I thought lying was his job.

  • Soon the Fed will be printing enough money to exceed toilet paper production.

  • I don’t understand what the plan is. Becoming irrelevant and making it hard for users to access your site sounds like a losing play.

  • I’ve been using an account with a translator. They have some unique niche videos I can’t find anywhere else.

  • Please do not call these devices license plate readers. They are surveillance tools with capabilities that far exceed that of normal license plate reading devices. It’s like calling an RPG a spear.

  • I totally thought this was a cake.

  • That’s the neat part!

  • True, but easier for whom? Easier for them, not easier for me when I have to clean up their mess.

  • I quit because of the constant advertising causing interruptions to my workflow. Unacceptable. I switched over to Linux generally because I kept finding Windows to be a deeply unserious and frankly disrespectful OS.

  • “Accidentally”

    Microsoft’s notion of consent is terrifying.

  • Windows doesn’t have native support for many archive types, such as RAR.

  • You keep your hands off my ACE Archiver.

  • Dullsters @dullsters.net

    Had my 100,000 mile car service

  • Android @lemdro.id

    New features in Android to help you stay safe from unwanted Bluetooth tracking

    blog.google /feed/android-unknown-tracker-alerts/
  • Android @lemdro.id

    Google puts a (new) date on Maps Timeline's shutdown

    www.androidpolice.com /google-maps-timeline-shutdown/
  • Android @lemdro.id

    The Play Store could soon save you from downloading crappy apps (APK Teardown)

    www.androidauthority.com /play-store-low-quality-app-warning-apk-teardown-3502734/
  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev

    At Least They Pay Well

  • Programmer Humor @programming.dev

    Programmers Contest