I prefer removing the -french language pack on every install. The command comes with a typo though, so you need to fix that for it by adding /* at the end

Comparatively speaking, politicians here are pretty inexpensive. It only took one twat a couple hundred million to own the president.

Not the other commenter, but they likely meant stability with respect to device drivers. The kernel is great at not degrading with a high uptime, but there’s consumer stuff that’s just perpetually unimplemented, buggy, or minimally-functional:

• Sensor monitoring on Ryzen platforms
• Realtek NIC chipsets
• Nvidia cards and proprietary drivers for anything and everything other than compute workloads
• Nvidia cards older than the RTX 2000 series and FOSS drivers
• Peripherals targeted towards “gamers”

None of this is the kernel maintainers fault, of course. The underlying issue is the usual one of shitty corporations refusing to publish documentation and/or strategically abusing the legal system to stifle reverse engineering for interoperability.

Hellwig was a bit crusty about being overruled by Torvalds, it seems.

Yeah, I never said .world is any good either. Both of them have Ye Old’ Power Tripping Bastards worthy moderation.

My instance had a genuinely stupid policy where trolls were not to be banned but instead countered with facts. To prevent echo chambers, or some stupid shit like that. They also blocked the db0 piracy community from being viewed.

Sometimes, they’ll start a podcast or a YouTube channel. Those ones are the worst.

Gamers complain about cancel culture, but they’re the first to demand changes and threaten to boycott a game for daring to include any “woke” (diverse character) content.

It’s absurdly ironic and hypocritical.

I have nothing against your instance’s moderators or users, but I’m not quite sure the admins of your instance follow the same guidelines.

I would really recommend newcomers pick a home instance like db0 over .ml or .world, and be aware of the instance rules when posting on communities in either. For .ml, avoid criticizing the CCP, and for .world, avoid expressing any desires that can be even remotely seen as “violence”.

There is always some sort of fucking child throwing a tantrum about some shit. Has it always been the case?

Petty much. The big difference this time is that there’s a common enemy (Rust) instead of relatively isolated petty crap.

It’s possible that Lemmy uses fixed-size buffers for the username and unhashed password. It would be pretty bad to give an unauthenticated user the power to allocate hundreds of megabytes in a shared process.

Not that I read the source code to know for sure, but it’s common practice to reduce the opportunity for denial of service attacks by limiting user input size.

*or any of the following:

• Comparisons of the current governance system with failed historical systems
• “Cisgender” and other slurs
• Disparaging comments towards executive branch government officials
• Disparaging comments towards individuals with a net worth exceeding $250 million.
• Criticisms of companies incorporated in any State except Oregon and which are owned in excess of 51% by any American citizen.
• Criticisms of companies directly owned in part or in whole by a member of the executive branch or their relatives within 3 generations.
• Publuc or public-accessible discussion of lobbying.
• Dissemination of woke ideas both in private and public.

Which the crowd cheered for, keep in mind.

And the vast majority of the English-language corpus available will reflect Western, imperial core liberal politics.

Oh, I’m sure that isn’t going to be a problem for their goals. They can always overrepresent training data from 2016-2020 and 2024-2028 to add some balance to the model’s political compass. /s

yq can do both JSON and YAML :)

It’s not as useful, sadly. Nohup disconnects standard input, output, and error. With screen or tmux, you can reattach them later.

8742 6689 0420 8832

Jokes aside, that might work. I’ll try it next time.

Good luck explaining that to the “I got nothing to hide” crowd…

Who says it can’t be?

Some people do it for resume points.

Personally, I open-source my random crap because it’s possible that someone else had a similar problem and would appreciate a pre-made solution. I have been on the receiving end of that many times, and paying it forward is the least I can do.

Monopoly is absolutely the answer. You’re not going to have anything else to entertain yourself with once the “unlimited” internet gets throttled to 25kbps after using too much of it.