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Which variety of wojak spam do you find most insightful?

The UK is pretty much a failed state.

Well, then. All is forgiven.

Yet the industry moans about a supposed shortage of tech workers.

Come on, we all know the GNOME project does not work that way.

The UK government's phobia of doing anything in-house almost certainly stems from the enormous amount of money that the political class makes from government contracts.

The NHS could be as slow and bloated as a whale corpse, but doing everything in-house would probably still be more successful than contracting fraudster companies.

>NHS... Palantir influencer campaign

A combination of terms you'd never, ever want to see together in a sentence.

Low LUCK attribute.

I can't see the downsides to a lack of JS or syntax highlighting.

It's fitting that a showcase of busted corporate webshit breaks the browser's back function.

It's all in your head.

I wouldn't call human trafficking a bogeyman.

Probably means they're shitholes, because that's what they are.

Britain feels simultaneously strict and lawless. It's strange, but it's hard to imagine things turning out any other way in this country.

Because games have real-time constraints.

Where's the lie?

I'm not comfortable with this idea that we have to exploit immigrants to fund boomers' retirements.

I can see how it is an asset to businessowners. I cannot see how it is an asset to, say, qualified engineers who consequently cannot find a job in their field.

"Make actively blocks you from Getting Things Done." --Quote from someone suggesting CMake.

autoconf's principal purpose is to waste time.

Gentlemen, you can't hack in here; this is Hacker News.

Doing away with chronological, non-curated feeds (by default) has disincentivised posting. Social interaction is no longer a concern for the few big social media companies. To a large extent, it has been optimised out.

Grim.

Lovely. Can we have lower bills yet?

Has Wayland fixed the fact that compositing sucks by definition?

You could wait a century and compositing would still suck.

Correlation, causation, etc.

No.

Maybe you could educate them.