Thing gets hot: 😐

Thing stays hot for centuries: 🤯

This “being sane” LARP convention sure is immersive! Where’s the exit though

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I think it’s more an exercise in understanding the underlying concepts used by tools like Podman or Docker.

I bet this is done with inodes. Deleted files aren’t truely deleted until nothing has it open and its inode gets dropped. Like ARC for files.

You can also do interesting things like overwrite a “file” (as in a specific filesystem path) with new contents while keeping anything that already has the file open on the old contents by unlinking the old inode to the path and writing the new contents under a new inode. I believe mv does this. The kind of lesser known feature that probably strikes a good balance between preventing super annoying silent errors/corruption and causing them.

Relevant Kevin Fang video

Probably for exclucivity or something.

Similar to stories of orchid pickers way back when destroying the habitats afterward for exclusivity.

Just make the midlife crisis white tourists go back up and clean up after themselves /s

I’m sure China gives a shit about hundreds of millions of rapidly inflating US dollar

Weird how it’s never the tankie instances doing the most blatantly authoritarian shit on Lemmy

“Sorry, my fat American fingers accidentally entered the wrong code, you understand.”

The resale market is precisely what they want to kill. Can’t sell a game twice if one copy can be played by two people. Can’t profit from nostalgia with a retro re-release (that will inevitably be shittier than the original) if the original retro game can still be played.

Yet even this nearly pointless action is still infinitely more than you will ever accomplish for your civil rights.

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The Federation president is probably passable. Though Star Trek really doesn’t show how the Federation government is structured probably because they don’t want to lean too much into the socialist undertones in case they get canceled (like actually canceled) for it.

Probably people who thought they could make an app with AI, realised it’s not possible to make good software without actually learning how software is made, and never opened Cursor or whatever again.

Why is buttonless a selling point?

Not trying to be snarky, genuinely wondering.

Saw the title, was about to waste at least half an hour giving this my “quote most the article and lose my mind commentating on it” treatment, but it’s actually pretty reasonably written. Touché, Global News.

I would still have liked to see them go into more detail on what the term “sugar” means chemically, though. To ensure readers aren’t confusing it for straight table sugar, AKA sucrose. That’s always a pitfall when terms have both a common language or layperson meaning and a more rigorous scientific meaning.

Is there any way to build Android apps for Linux if you have the source code? I know Waydroid is a thing but that’s basically just a VM of Android. I was told Jetpack compose is supposed to be cross platform so there should be a way migrate it right?

You can always make Boeing optional

It’s morally correct

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