Real men telnet to the web server and manually type GET commands and read the raw HTML.
electroskunk
joined 1 year ago
Look at this guy with his less than 2.2TB drive.
That's about as bad as Cinnamon coming with an option to automatically kill it and restart if its memory leaks grow beyond a certain size.
Well yeah, math doesn't exist, we made it all up to describe WTF is happening around us.
Where you don't want to wake up
Everything is fucked
Everybody sucks
We don't want to work to make someone else rich. That doesn't mean we don't want to work. I'm commenting right now using an OS that's developed by thousands who worked on it for free.
Make the work meaningful and fulfilling, and you most likely wont even have to pay someone to do it.
For example, I love to tinker with and repair electronics. I'd probably be more than happy to diagnose a broken Xbox or TV for you once in a while, because I love doing it.
I didn't know people keep archives. I just steal shit off the internet as needed.
If I have to check a list of sources to make sure what ChatGPT spat out was accurate, why don't I just skip the middleman and make that determination with my own brain? That's what I don't get. Is that a skill that's being lost now or something?
This would be funny to my redneck-ass boomer dad. I'm not sure you'll get many laughs out of this in here.
Imagine having to have a different web browser for every website you visited
I don't have to imagine it, I'm old enough to have lived through it. Websites used to say stuff like "best viewed with Netscape Navigator" or "Best with at least 800x600 resolution" because web elements back then were fixed in place and didn't resize with the browser window or resolution. It was...a different time. Wild west shit.
Has this place officially become a true Linux community? Did we just have the first X vs Wayland thread?!
Not until I see the GNU/Linux "interject" copypasta and someone calling MS "Micro$haft".
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Someone tell them they don't need federated systems for that, they could have done the same on a phpBB forum from 2004.