This is so dismissive.
I spent a full year posting to !leagueoflegends@lemmy.world and interaction there is still minimal to dead.
It’s not really the starting of communities that needs help. We need more people to be the second and third person to join and help communities that someone else is trying to start.
https://nebula.tv/legaleagle I think.
Oh, sweet summer child…
I definitely miss the days of xkcd and smbc on the front page all the time.
The delete key asks what you’d like to delete.
Unless I tell you otherwise, I always want to delete the contents of the cell. If I wanted to clear formatting, I would have done something more than just hit delete.
I absolutely did not want a menu.
In a decade it’ll probably be the same price it was last year.
Here comes the Steam defenders.
There was a time when that would have been recognized as sarcasm.
Back then it was just old people trying to groom 16 year olds. Now it’s a nation’s intelligence apparatus turning our citizens against each other and convincing them to destroy our country.
I wholeheartedly believe they’re here, too. Their primary function here is to discourage the left from voting, primarily by focusing on the (very real) failures of the Democrats while the other party is extremely literally the Nazi party.
They tried to say this wouldn’t work, but Bob the PM thinks its great and has ordered you to put it through. His only concession to your warning was “well, add an ‘lol’ or something to make it sound gamery”.
I’ve been enjoying Copilot quite a bit while developing, particularly for languages that I’m not familiar with. I’m not worried about it replacing me, because I very clearly use my experience and knowledge to guide it and to coax answers out of it. But when you tell it exactly what you want, it’s really nice to get answers back in the development language without needing to look up syntax.
“Give me some nice warning message css” was an easy, useful one.
It’s effectively a better Google search.
I mean, really good intellisense is a great improvement, but it’s not replacing devs any time soon.
Maybe they’re counting the six iterations of code it gives me as I tell it what’s wrong with each one.
Also she’s absolutely right. That is the proper way to answer this insipid question.
I absolutely do. It’s not that the password was wrong. It’s that they wanted to invalidate all existing passwords and make you change it.
The easiest way to do that is for them to force everyone through the “forgot password” workflow. Zero or minimal code changes. They don’t want to make a new, but very similar , “we had a security breach and are requiring you to change your password” workflow. They just don’t care that they’re blaming you for their problem.
Done
Don’t go with?
They probably don’t even know how to do the tariff hokey pokey.
This is just one guy saying this. There’s no judge or government ordering a recall.
It’s clickbait.
We know it primarily from context switching. It’s a thing very specific to headline-speak
Ironically when looking up “context switching” I got programming results. Apparently Wikipedia refers to the language thing as “code switching”.