

Slackware still exists, if they survive they’ll be nigh immortal.
Slackware still exists, if they survive they’ll be nigh immortal.
Large team? Yes. hundreds of millions in operating budget per year? No.
Ignoring the subject matter, that’s a terrible LLM slop article. Odd phrasing and extra words like Zanonical all around. Just a wholly unreliable source for anything if they allow that on their platform.
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regex ban somewhere? Hopefully it’s not that, but would be funny.
Off the top of my head, it makes it desirable to cook the stats to get money, whether by banning abortion or simply prioritizing births vs children. Every funding metric is gamed, that’s why there’s arcane rules to enact change by hoping for a certain game strategy. In this case every strategy leads to misery.
Paraphrasing from a recent episode of Behind the Bastards on the Vioxx scandal: There’s a lot of recency bias in humans where it’s difficult to look past the fuckups of the pharma industry. If their “current” MO is to make a shit ton of money at the cost of human lives, then why would someone with lesser critical thinking skills trust them? One needs quite a bit more faculties to separate the capitalism from the good they are doing and tell apart what’s trustworthy and what not.
So pharma fucked their bed spectacularly and aren’t doing fuck all to restore trust. And that’s very sad considering how important they could be if they wanted to.
Seems that in the latest prerelease builds that is indeed true, even checkboxes work now.
Critically you can’t share to specific accounts, it’s private, completely public or all registered users. Also, sharing is read-only, no collaboration allowed. So sharing sort of yes, but no collaboration say on a shopping list.
Atuin (by @ellie@hachyderm.io) makes the history storage and management side much easier and portable, but could perhaps use a “smite mode” to make deletion interactively easier. The current interactive implementation prioritizes safety over expediency which is fine, but a “today I clean things” option could perhaps instead prioritize the other way around and enable one key delete w/ undo instead.