

Anyone who replies to this with “any mistakes in C code are the developer’s fault” should be banned from the kernel. I know someone’t going to try it.
Anyone who replies to this with “any mistakes in C code are the developer’s fault” should be banned from the kernel. I know someone’t going to try it.
They’re a liiittle harder but yeah basically
I let the intrusive thoughts win
More like poop os haha get it
I hope this works out so much. Tim Berners-Lee even endorsed it! Unfortunately, a lot of these super cool ideas come with the limitation of needing a personal server. I think if we really want this stuff to happen, someone needs to start selling modem/router combos with a home server built in. You could add Solid, local media share, etc. by default, and it would be a great place to install Home Assistant or run a Minecraft server from.
I have no significant private data on my disks. They can be wiped whether encrypted or not if they’re stolen. And I like that in theory if my pc explodes I can recover the data with only the drive.
Truee I feel like open source has really picked up recently and that makes me happy
Ok, that’s true. But what I’m saying is that you aren’t considering the value of convenience and user experience at all. It’s possible for those benefits to outweigh the downsides.
Also encryption wouldn’t prevent your first example
I would also argue that it’s “dumb and shortsighted” to not care about user experience, because then you lose the users and they go back to the unencrypted environmentally-disastrous service.
Why
To some, convenience matters more than intangible benefits. This is not necessarily dumb.
from a project of its size
Ok but you know that people don’t care about this part at all when they’re looking for alternatives to actually use, right?
Wow finally! Congrats Discord dev team, this is good
Oh, that makes sense
And one of the weaknesses is that you require the command line. Choice is good
I love this, I have nixos on my server and it handles all the services this way
…what would that even do? Linux doesn’t have a registry, does it?
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So true