I mean hierarchy is how we find any specific item in the real world though, so it seems like the best way to organize things on a computer. If I’m looking for a pair of scissors I know to go into my house, into my kitchen, into the drawer, and take the scissors. You can use tagging and things to search, but having that be the main way of accessing files will never be as reliable or repeatable as just looking where you know the file is.
Usually they’re just adding the overflow: hidden css property to whatever container the article is in, which you can just remove from your browser’s debugger
I think part of the problem is that while Linux software is constantly getting more user friendly, the average user is getting less knowledgeable about computers at just as fast of a rate. People even understanding the concept of files and folders doesn’t seem to be a given anymore.
And once you’ve worn it for a while you can just take it out and then be like “wow that must have been some weird infection, it left a hole clean through my face!” And then you have the perfect excuse for the piercing existing and can switch to using regular jewelry in it because like “oh well I guess I’d better put something in this to hide my horrible deformity”
Also, note that python politely tells you in didn’t understand because it isn’t a lying machine it’s a programming language, meanwhile an LLM just makes up a lie.
If people wanted to see AI generated images they would generate them themselves. Sharing AI generated images is pointless
Sit down and try to eat a snack. The cat that ends up about 2 inches in front of my face purring while trying to steal my food and gnaw on my nose is mine
There’s actually a built in intelligent code writing assistant no matter what editor you’re using. The way it works is when you want to ask it something you just think about what you want to ask for a little bit and then type out the solution you come up with. I think it’s called like Brain or something
This project does exactly that, it runs a reimplementation of linux specifically to run wine on platforms that it doesn’t natively support. https://github.com/danoon2/Boxedwine
She’s just embarrassed someone caught her using emacs
And also the lack of third places making it a lot harder for both adults and kids to get together with friends in person without having to spend money
Interesting, how do you recover from that and get your data back?
What makes TPM+pin safer than just having a normal LUKS password? I would think it would be the same amount of security just with more chance of data loss if your computer gets damaged
It’s even more than a decade ago if you count using shorter years
Waypipe, I was playing with it a couple days ago and it’s way faster than X11 forwarding which is really nice
True, who better to trust than famously non-imperialist russia.
All I know about north korea is that a student from my university went there, was arrested for stealing a poster, and was never seen alive again. But I suppose that’s a lie, the people who went with him must have lied to the media, or maybe every media agency that covered it lied. Surely that’s more believable
Yeah estrogen pills are usually blue now instead of red
Pretty common where I am (mid-atlantic US). I think it’s a newer development, like in the past 20ish years. I’m not sure what the reason is, the semester isn’t any longer it just starts and ends earlier