So was Thunderbolt? I thought it was still a thing?

No it’s not, what you are describing is a bug. Your argument implies that any bug in a software should be considered suspicious behavior. Du you also think it’s sus if your iPhone camera glitches out?

They’re sus now.

I forgot we all hate Mozilla here… Something isn’t working as expected? Must be evil and sus. The behavior has always been like this. Do I think this is how things should work? No. But this is what an issue tracker is for, not everything comes with bad intentions all the time ffs

Man I hate PHP with a burning passion - much, much more than GitHub actions. And yes, they already suck big time. PHP made me question my whole career just by its utter and pure stupidity and atrocious design choices. IMHO nothing comes even close to that programming language in terms of how pathetic it is. Just had to vent for a moment

TIL there’s a GitHub repository called buttplug-js

I finally quit my shitty job and will do a fresh start in '26 🥳 The job was really draining all my energy so this is a big win for my mental health

How cute! 😍

Maybe if the languages are very similar. If you convert C to Rust using AI it might work well but will most definitely not leverage the unique features of Rust. Might as well stay with C in that case. Migrating from an object oriented language like C++ to a language with another paradigm (such as Rust) will most likely produce a burning pile of shit

“Our strategy is to combine AI and Algorithms to rewrite Microsoft’s largest codebases,” he added. “Our North Star is ‘1 engineer, 1 month, 1 million lines of code.’”

Easy to achieve if the ai just wraps all code in an unsafe block ^^

types community, presses enter and immediately ask a silly question without reading help first

panic!()

It would be an early 2000s era bedroom with a Game Boy Advance and Pokémon Emerald. Also all kinds of snacks from that time

The A in AOSP literally stands for Android. AOSP is Android.

I think you got me wrong here. The implication should he that repairability is good for the environment and a standardized form factor enables repairability. It’s not the best solution but still better than everything glued in, but you seem to not agree on that one either, do you?

I think so, but I think it’s a bad development. Rechargeable devices tend to be non-repairable and ultimately bad for the environment. A, AAA, etc are ultimately just standardized interfaces with standardized form factors and voltage, the actual batteries are available in both one-time-use and rechargeable variants. I think we should keep them around as they enable us to use our devices for a longer time without costly repairs or even disposal of the device itself. This does not apply to very complex and energy intensive devices like smart phones though, as they obviously require more sophisticated and space optimized batteries.

https://libreelec.tv/

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The MicroPython pyboard is a compact electronic circuit board that runs MicroPython on the bare metal, giving you a low-level Python operating system that can be used to control all kinds of electronic projects.

Literally the second paragraph

I just learned it’s a sweatshirt :D