m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@meeper Devs are always like that! You can fix it with proper leadership, but not always. Go is better at it, but they also do a lot of stuff that makes you ask "Why did they do it and why this way?!" 😅@a1ba @lanodan

@lanodan @a1ba @meeper
>creates things like warnings, expecting to check the documentation is a mess
Yes, this would definitely be better. Not that long ago I was updating a script written for 3.5 to 3.7 or something like that. Most changes were so minor that you could fix it with a few sed runs, but I'd appreciate if they had a standard tool to facilitate that. They've had 2to3 after all, why not for different 3.x versions.

@lanodan @a1ba I see. You're right it may feel this way because breakages never happen.
I still don't think it's anything like C, but nothing close to what happens to Python either — adding strong typing, changing the way modules are handled, etc.
I get why this happens, they try to use python for everything: web, big data processing, etc. And every crowd brings something new to the table. I don't like it either.

@lanodan @a1ba @meeper They do it. If you take a look at std library reference you'll find a lot of deprecation notes. They are just not too prudent at it I suppose 🤷🏿‍♀️

@iska@mstdn.starnix.network Apparently because rebuilding world in Gentoo takes a split second on supercomputer — so no fun there. And if so why bother with anything else? 😂

@lanodan That's because Perl 6 never saw wide adoption and Perl 5 was dormant for what, 15 years already?
I think most modern distros and OSes still come with it because everyone is lazy to rewrite the perl parts. If Git itself wasn't disgusting I'd find it disgusting that it uses Perl 😅
Python on the other hand is finding more and more uses. That is why it's so fscked up. I like some changes e.g. they've made async part of the language, but yeah, a lot of stuff that gets added is cursed.
@a1ba

@EmberDev@tech.lgbt I'd definitely use something called Luniny lunut!

@iska@mstdn.starnix.network @slylittlefox@ilyamikcoder.com
> scrolling in brave and holy sht it doesn't tear or burn resources
This was the main reason for me to try wayland. And I like it!

@iska@mstdn.starnix.network GTK had some environmental variable to force wayland, I'm not sure if you still need it, maybe it detects this automatically. SDL apps still needs some var to use wayland backend.
BTW if you are serious about going the wayland route, try Alacritty. It's fast on wayland (I always thought of it as wayland-only, found out that it works with X11 only a month ago 😆) and really good.

@jrballesteros05 Yeah! AFAIK there was a bug in how Windows handled jpeg images when generating thumbnails. You could use a specially cooked image to run arbitrary code.
I believe it wasn't even fixed when Windows XP went into the limited support status. MS just advised everyone to turn off displaying thumbnails for all folders 🤣
@safiuddinkhan@fosstodon.org

@Rezard
Хотя я теорию множеств изучал так давно, что если бы меня попросили описать в двух словах то, что изображено на картинке, я бы и круги Эйлера не вспомнил 🤣@th3rdsergeevich

@Rezard Применительно к мемасам видимо расхожий термин: https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/hexafusion-triple-fusion
🤷🏿‍♀️

@th3rdsergeevich

@th3rdsergeevich Спасибо! Теперь я знаю правильное название таких схем.
@Rezard

@lieslia_sau@mastodon.ml Вот моя любимая картинка в таком духе 😹

@safiuddinkhan@fosstodon.org Looks like a prequel to The Expanse — origins and history of the Belters 😅

@Hawlucha I don't think they'll collect your voice samples and your phone number if you call support as there is no way to handle this automatically — they don't know anything about the account you use, just your voice and phone number. Linking that to your account will require manual input from support engineer's side — and that is the last thing he/she wants to do I think.
But I suppose it depends on your paranoia level 😅

@Hawlucha Linking a phone number was never mandatory for me though, e-mail always did the trick, you've got to have a non-MS email-address linked though.
It offers this from time to time, but there was always a button like "Not now" or "Do it later".
The only time they insisted on entering some phone number is when I've sent too many e-mails in a short period — some antispam measure, I think.

@Hawlucha I've never played Minecraft, but I have MS account. It gets locked out once in a few months, mostly when using TOR. I don't think this happens when I just use VPN with exit nodes in different countries as Proton tries to keep their IPs from getting blacklisted.
It's always a bummer as I have to change my password six times to set it back to original one (AD-style security measure). I know it's me, there is no point in changing the password, right?

This one gives off strong vibes of The Process from Transistor game: a cybernetic entity imitating organic life.
Not that I'm against this cancer devouring the city. The blocks of flats behind it look terrible 🤢
#crabs

Yo, Fedi, I herd you like crabs!
Here is what I've found on Twatter!
#crabs