lloydatkinson

You sound like a SystemD developer.

Just solder?

I started using computers in the era where customisation and user preferences were “allowed” by software companies. Think the Windows 98 or even Windows 7 theme dialog vs modern Windows. I personally reject this seemingly forced binary choice of light and dark.

Because of this for my site I have four themes, light, summer sunshine, forest, and dark. I’ve seen some sites where the theme is an RGB colour picker even.

In regards to the article, that’s a lot of consternation and frustrating statements about toggles and tri-state toggles. A simple button with a dynamic icon works well as soon as you want to cycle through more than two choices.

The people making PRs like this. Clearly,

I don't understand the premise, is this saying short form posts (dare I call them Tweets) on Bluesky are somehow a replacement for long form blog posts?

Well this would be an improvement over my former NHS GP practice deciding the best way for me to come off antidepressants was immediately stopping them without renewing the prescription or even discussing it with me! I think they just forgot to renew the prescription.

Even the README… ugh.

> no state that matters

What system prompt did you use?

I think someone did something similar for passing trains. Does anyone remember?

> Opens the front door

This is the most recent AI slop phrase the models produce, keep an eye out you'll see it everywhere.

Are you suggesting there is no middle ground and that simply knowing if a USB-C cable is a USB C cable or a fake one can't be done with a cheap tester?

The "content not viewable in your region" images really sets the tone.

I care.

The article is also obviously written by Claude too. I’m starting to hate the internet.

Like that probably still open huge github issue with hundreds of comments, the one about how docker will blow your firewall wide open.

This is one of the coolest animation/diagrams I've ever seen, I wish they had them when I did this at uni. It sure beats whiteboards with scribbles and arrows all over it...

At first I thought this was going to be the widely reported problem where despite copying something many times it still won't be there in the clipboard. I've even developed a habit of CTRL+C-ing half a dozen times from Chrome just to ensure it really worked.

Given the constant launch delays how could they justify hard coding a 15 day window like this?

I don't know how I feel about this. Ingenious perhaps. But then again, being assigned some absolute slop riddled with tech debt arbitrarily could be particularly cruel.

I suppose so?

That's the second time, probably more, you've been saying this in the thread. Blaming users for "buying" Windows is ridiculous too.

I'm still angry at how they ruined Overwatch

Did you ever consider NixOS for your homelab?

Ah is that the phrase for this bullshit, staccato? It's tiring to read.

There's actual real people working on this bullshit. Horrifying doesn't even come close.

This matches my experience of running a public mediawiki server. The bots (mostly Facebook/Meta) will for every single change fetch every single page again, over and over.

I can’t tell if it’s incompetence or malice.

I suppose, but my Debian didn’t seem to ship with it.

Without the context this isn't very interesting

Debian.

Are we really at the "redditor insult" type comments stage of HN now? There is nothing wrong with saying a piece of code is broken.