TFW you want to do things good, slow and expensive, but management makes you do them fast, cheap and crap.
For your entire career.
Please kill me
i got the sense that some people wanted to when i made this same point about this industry in this same community about a week or so ago.
i love the duality of lemmy sometimes. lol
even Bluesky is technically decentralized as well (I think).
it is technically; but it’s already thoroughly enshitified as exemplified by their push to censor gazan users under the guise of spam.
did you guys end up caching the db queries to help alleviate it?
is it more than a theme for i3?
do you have examples of these bot posts? i don’t think i’ve ever seen one.
Bluesky is apparently deleting the accounts of Palestinians in Gaza under the guise of “spam.” Requests to correct this have so far gone unanswered. https://t.co/vbBfz8TFL2 pic.twitter.com/X4o7OifWlh
— Writers Against the War on Gaza (@wawog_now) November 14, 2024
they’re using decentralized like it’s a marketing term hoping to draw in people who are sick of the enshitification we get from the likes of reddit and facebook.
bluesky has already enshitified imo ever since they started censoring gazan users for reporting on the genocide by pretending it’s all spam.
That strikes me as an easy thing to miss; I would see the user agent string myself and let the project’s maintainers know about it
Is the matrix glitching again?
it’s more warped than that. the anti-teen pregnancy parents where themselves kicked out for committing the same teenage pregnancy and it’s been happening for 5 generations so far.
its like watching generational trauma on meth since it literally happens every 14 or 15 years and to everybody and the thought process is just a completely circularly reasoned clusterfuck like our elections every time; i will never be able to see how kicking out your daughter is supposed to help when all it does is, effectively, deprive them of things she needs for her and her child’s future (their grandchild) like an education for that future; a stable and nurturing home environment; access to medical care; a built in family based support system; etc.
watching my family repeat this surprise-to-kickout-to-squabbling-to-truce cycle every 14 or 15 years informs my opinions of the phrase “history repeats itself” and i wish that the education that would help prevent us from repeating this history wasn’t so difficult to realize for everybody.
same here; either that or teenage pregnancy.
that fact that youtube requires you to sign in just to see the videos shows how effective they are. lol
i’m surprised that alpine isn’t on that list since they went through all that effort to be “pure” linux.
yet the biden administration still won’t pass the equal rights amendment that would help protect us from project 2025.
i suspect that the biggest reason to use an enterprise distribution is the support since it helps shield you from the consequences of interoperability that naturally come out of the whole linux ecosystem of the right hand not knowing what the left had is doing.
if you can find the source deb package for it, you can use that to try to construct a version that’s appropriate for your release.
or at least it’s true to for rpm packages from the last time i encountered a barrier like this on centos.
i was wrong. i misread the article thinking that opensuse was going to turn into an analogue similar to centos stream ending up with suse eventually sun setting opensuse like red hat is doing with centos; but no, they’re ARE doing a centos stream like model but it’s going to be back and forth between opensuse leap and opensuse tumbleweed.
opensuse is back on the recommended list. lol
then i feel sorry for you too. lol
if your session is still running you can use env to help reconstruct it
i’ve learned to ask that question before i take the offer. lol