i think programmer humor is supposed to be more specific than “any humor related to anything made by programmers”
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evin@lemmy.mlto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL that you can take free online courses on wikipediaEnglish
1·5 days agoOoh, that’s neat. Reminds me of Khanacademy
what does this meem have to do with progammer humor, though?
evin@lemmy.mlto
The Vegan Gloryhole@vegancirclejerk.com•Carnists think they can out slop us. I eat a bowl of lentil slop every day, you carnists think slop is your ally. But you merely adopted the slop; I was born in it, molded by it.
3·5 days agotbf I prefer not to have ugly carnist imagery posted directly to this community, even if your intention is to mock it
I think they’re talking about taking down Flock cameras (spyware installed in public places by some for-profit corpo)
evin@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Proton goes A.I. crazy, Ubuntu goes all SNAP, Vibe-coded Linux compatible kernel - Linux Weekly News
1·5 days agoyour claim was “that’s not a fuckin thing in the least”, so if they exist even in “weird places”, your claim was wrong.
evin@lemmy.mlto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Proton goes A.I. crazy, Ubuntu goes all SNAP, Vibe-coded Linux compatible kernel - Linux Weekly News
2·5 days agoi have definitely seen proton fanboys.
except… it’s more like we became friends with cow
evin@lemmy.mlto
Vegan@lemmy.ml•Two simple questions reveal how much land we could save by eating plants. Almost everyone guesses wrong
2·6 days agoas a vegan, i generally view the things you say as much less bad than our current animal farming industry, and maybe some of them could be done ethically. but given my general experience with humans as a species, i just can’t trust any human organizations to run those things ethically, so it’s simpler and safer to avoid animal products entirely.
evin@lemmy.mlto
Vegan@lemmy.ml•Two simple questions reveal how much land we could save by eating plants. Almost everyone guesses wrong
2·6 days agowhoa, this is very similar to something i was teaching people recently! I tabled for an organization called Plant Based Treaty and we had some quizzes that passersby could answer to win snacks. one of them was what portion of our agricultural land is used for livestock, and the answer was uhh 76% or something, and the other question was what portion of our calories come from animal products and the answer was 18%.
evin@lemmy.mlto
Today I Learned@lemmy.world•TIL this is bird glass. New York City requires it in all new buildingsEnglish
1·6 days agothat’s horrible, what the hell area do you live in?
evin@lemmy.mlto
DeGoogle Yourself@lemmy.ml•Google bussness hours and reviews are finally getting SOME sort of competition
16·6 days agoi don’t think business hours and reviews are the main google maps has a monopoly. as someone who occasionally uses both google maps and openstreetmap, the main reason i use google maps is because it’s just more reliable - some points of interest aren’t on openstreetmap, and its search doesn’t work consistently. i rarely actually use google maps for business hours, and never reviews.
evin@lemmy.mlto
Privacy@lemmy.ml•Researchers Uncover Signs of Massive Surveillance Operation on Starlink Users
5·7 days agothis isn’t practical. we can disable some javascript but disabling it entirely would prevent us from using almost all websites, many of which we’re forced to by our employers, governments, etc
evin@lemmy.mltoHacker News@lemmy.bestiver.se•Claude Code found 145K photos I deleted from my iPhone sitting in a hidden cacheEnglish
2·8 days agoyeah… over 3 years, that’s over 100 photos per day… unbelievable…
The end of my usage was about one year ago. I’d tried several other clients in the years prior (Fractal, Nheko, Mirage, and some others I forgot the names of) but all of them had their own major issues, severe enough to eventually drive me back to Element
It’s certainly possible the ecosystem has matured somewhat since then, but I would be skeptical because I think the root of the problem was not that these projects were too young, but that the protocol was too complex for anyone to implement properly, much like the web
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Not the Onion@lemmy.ml•Anthropic IPO warns its AI could blackmail people, become sentient, end humanity
27·8 days agoI’ve always found it bizarre how AI companies are like “our AI is gonna destroy the world, that’s why you should help us build it!”
I like this meme because both it and the original are true.
speaking as a former matrix user and fan, I hate it because:
- the protocol is absurdly complex and bloated
- despite the promises of an open standard making interoperable clients possible, Element is the only client that supports most of the features in my experience, and it has constant bugs.
- It’s also slow and has some really annoying interface design issues, like not being able to adjust the width of the sidebar to where I want it (to be fair, many other messengers, like Signal, also have this problem)
- I had several experiences inviting someone to become a new Matrix user and having to immediately tell them that I couldn’t decrypt their messages and the first 3 things we tried to resolve it didn’t work. Made me feel like an ass for inviting them
- It has many security flaws (for example, all sorts of metadata and even some kinds of message content, like emoji reactions, are unencrypted)
- The whole “verify your device” nag thing is incredibly annoying and when I try to actually do it, it has almost never worked for me.
Overall, I view it much like I do XMPP. it takes basically the same approach to everything and has all of the same downsides, except E2EE is easier to get working I guess
just tradition. same reason everyone still uses a lotta shitty things

W for Mint!