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IMO: It's slightly easier for small children to learn to program than adults. I'd imagine anyone here shouldn't have an issue but saying a kid gets it isn't quite right.

You don't have to though, that's what makes it so great. Just push with ssh to a directory under /var/www and you're good to go.

Meh, we've put plenty of various kinds of nuclear reactors in space.

Youtube has been using their platform to openly manipulate people's ideas since 2010 (it started as a tool to slow ISIS, but now you can get your comment deleted for mocking the CCP even in the US.) Use PeerTube, Odyssey, or Bitchute instead.

This exactly, after looking for my first job I feel like I'm always going to need a backup pan that can be Sustainable with very long periods of no income. The upside to having that in place means the minimum I need to retire is very low. I'm pretty pissed that everything seems to be blowing up this year because my 401k is just about there.

Lightweight X11 Desktops like Fluxbox or FVWM work pretty well on the Pinephone, I'm posting from Fluxbox right now infact.

Also the main bottleneck is really the slow RAM and not the CPU.

I've been daily driving a Pinephone since 2020. There's a lot of stuff that doesn't work, when it's bad enough I deal with it.

I've been using a Pinephone on At&t's network since August last year.

HN as a whole only very recently started to "beat" on Apple. Before 2021 it was a lot of "well maybe there are two sides to Apple curb stomping both devs and users."

Flatpack will be the death of Linux's software ecosystem.

That's illegal IIRC.

Keybase had one of the few centralized chat apps I didn't hate.

It's all such a shame but I guess that's why I stay away from centralized chat services.

It's PG's toy forum for the CEOs he's investing in. Of course it's dominated by business news.

If you don't like too many choices then just stop looking. Why does everyone else on the platform have to suffer for you?

Nothing the federal government is doing now appears to be motivated by public health concerns.

I don't fucking care if this can be disabled. It's a shit default and the people at Mozilla should personally feel bad it shipped.

It's almost like you can be racist to anyone.

>Math promotes white nationalism

Jesus they've completely lost their minds!

For anyone else I'd be skeptical.

Like the "mostly peaceful protests that don't spread covid" burning down my home town?

There's plenty of factless garbage reporting on CNN.

If you're talking about the division in the US: that comes from being authoritarian not from being connected. Disagreement isn't a problem when you're not forcing your ideas on eachother.

You'd want to reduce it and convert it to some organic solid. When that becomes remotely economical it will likely compete with crypto mining as a use for spare electrical power and won't need further incentives.

Windows is rapidly heading to where iOS is. The TPM requirement isn't a trivial thing.

Bookmarks have limitations but I really think the issues most people have are not forming good habits.

This is what I'm planning for my browser; the web engine will serialize a continuation of sorts that you can load into new instances and mutate in eg cli tools or another computer. Still chugging through basic features like js for now though.

We'll see how much longer the states accept that for.

Didn't Kitty add opt-out telemetry recently? Either way Xterm works very well.

Few people where I live (DC suburb) are still wearing masks outside the metro and other government run buildings.

I use a Canadian VOIP service with an American number. I'll be a little pissed if this breaks that.