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They could have EASILY done it back at the original launch. They had everything necessary to get it done, except for common sense.

Even with the skeuomorphic design, split half for the history, half for a regular calculator. Flip it sideways, get a scientific calculator

I wish that were the case, but I've really just gotten the bare necessities in messaging apps, and called it a day. Didn't have time to set anything up that night.

They didn't tell me what was wrong, as supposedly the support is not allowed to disclose that. All they were repeating is that after a confirmation of which account it is, they will put in an unblock request. It's supposed to send you either a confirmation (which i got the first time), or a denial message. I never got a single one of the latter. A few calls later, the system prohibited putting any new requests in, with no option to override, "supposedly".

Nothing. It’s just a link to the generic legal notice on apple.com

So i'm not the only one, huh. Got myself an iPhone, downloaded 2 apps, went to bed, woke up to a complete lockout. They unblocked me through a phone support request, after 18 hours, and then hit me with a fresh ban, not even 24 hours later. Account got permabanned after like 5 more calls, where they just started sending me a legal notice instead.

The fact that your device can become a complete brick, because of an issue in their completely hands-off account management system, smells like a class action suit

My motivation to host in this repository completely vanished, the moment I realized that any Zod types are considered slow, and will not produce any type definition on JSR as a result.

On a surface level, they have automatic mechanisms for everything that my projects already have implemented, except it has arbitrary limitations, and not a whole lot of material explaining them properly

As long as the option to keep it turned on exists, I have no issues with this. It's one thing to move forward with a new stack, but it's a different thing to have it as default when it doesn't fully work

If it shines bright enough, you won't see any of the poor people /s

This is why you don't let a single corporation control more than half the internet, and more than 75% of the browser market

I was going to try Immich, but it has absolutely draconian hardware requirements, for a gallery replacement

I've been using Wayland as default since 5.22 came out, and don't really have any desire to go back

To call the "new" Outlook a horrible piece of software, would be an insult to actually horrible pieces of software. They're one tier below that, wherever that is.

The fact that this is acceptable, in their narrow minds, is insane

Another one on the shame list. You can use the public api, but only if you send your local data through our dogshit online channels, so we can sell it later

For me, it's always unified diff if i'm making changes to entire blocks of code, but split, if it's just parts of it. Easier to read, in my opinion

That's pretty much how it's always been. If you want a Jetbrains IDE, IDEA Ultimate is the best choice, because it offers all of the exact same features. The only issue is that, let's say, if you're developing in Python, it will still give you a Javascript-centered UI, and it's really frustrating

The moment social media became mostly corporate, I lost interest in it. We're supposed to socialize between each other, not between ourselves and the ads that abuse us

As a regular terminal user, I didn't find Fig particularly useful to begin with, but this just made me remove it entirely

When you open a new shell, by default it'll say something like `user@hostname: cursor`. Starship lets you change that to whatever you want, but out of the box it hides unnecessary information, and shows you stuff like the your language and package versions, if you're navigated into a git repo, for example. Take a look at it yourself, there's a lot you can do

You don't need it. But it's just a really good, no-bullshit, customizable prompt, and you can use it with basically any shell you like, drop-in

I've used fish for about 5 years now, and I don't really wanna go back. Out of the box, without any addons at all, it does everything my old zsh setups did, with a package manager and plugins. The only change I've made to it was spacefish (now starship.rs)

So as far as I understand, if I have the latest AMD microcode on my system, at least on Linux, I don't really have to worry about this anymore?

As a sidenote, any word on Microsoft working on this?

Took them long enough to realize. Not only a huge amount of review is fake, but a huge amount of products those reviews are under are also fake. If you browse anything on Amazon, you'll find dozens of completely identical items, with randomly generated Chinese names

It'd probably make a lot more sense for it to be called `.config/`, amongst all other things, but for this to gain any traction at all, some bigger projects need to show initiative first. Everything already has like 47 potential config file names they read, so adding another one won't put a dent into the schedule