I would say way more than 70% of job ads lie.
Helix
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Sapply model
So they just added another dimension?
I found this test online: https://sapplyvalues.github.io/
Wait until the phone app on your phone crashes. It's been evident to me that phones in the future might not even have a phone app.
contrary to popular belief, people and corporations regularly break boundaries and laws to see what they can get away with.
is there like a competent antivirus i could use: the system is freshly installed and i havent used any shady software;
There are several antivirus solutions for Linux, but you shouldn't need them if you do not execute stuff you downloaded outside of your package manager. The maintainers of your distribution are supposed to check if their packages contain viruses.
Forgejo is working on federation since November 2022.
I trust them, but I just want to have it by myself.
You do realise you can selfhost Forgejo and you do realise Git is actually distributed? You can easily mirror repositories on multiple instances or even your home computer.
If you buy a game and they stop updating, maintaining or even keeping the mandatory online services, the publishers are making your game worse. The quality of a digital product shouldn't degrade over time. You should get what you paid for. It wouldn't hurt those companies to make people able to run servers themselves.
There really has to be some warranty for digital products, like you have for tangible products. Software companies shouldn't be above the law.
Please don’t tase me. (Also a joke)
So you like being tased? 🤠
Came here to say this. Bielefeld is obviously a government psy-op. It's not a real city, much like the fake cities they used in the US for bomb tests.
Yes, and the business practices of the company making it which broke my trust to the point of me assuming they wouldn't be above breaking the law in compiling spyware or other malware into their closed source product for profit.
You can’t deny its merits.
Yes, yes I can. It's proprietary and doesn't do anything better than Firefox or Librewolf. The latter even has an active community on Lemmy.
Their CEO being “X” and doing “Y” does not inherently make the software bad.
I didn't even mention the CEO, you must have confused my reply. It's the product being X and doing Y which I don't like.
From the article:
I'd bet that rather than fixing a glaring security hole they'll just stop the online service. It would be way more beneficial at the end of online services' lifetimes (this game is 2 years old, mind you!) to open source or at least publish the server parts of the game.
But that would require laws which benefit the end users and not corporations, as they'll never do it themselves if they're not forced to.