Unfortunately it's still made by a big company.
Linux phones made quite some progress in recent years. They still aren't what I'd call consumer ready, but it's getting there.
fleg
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Every time I open up eShop I am astonished how the main place where I am supposed to pay money to Nintendo is literally the slowest, most annoying and unresponsive thing on Switch. I am literally astonished at how they have managed to make it that bad.
In Poland we have "Hunger is the best condiment", I guess it might be something similar
Mastadon
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am I being too grumpy?
- Ring roads that go around the city to take as much traffic out of it as possible,
- many public transport lines that were designed some time ago and were never updated to more efficiently cover whatever was added after them
- smaller, detached villages / small cities away from the main city that sometimes grow full of skyscrapers for some reason
Most people who are in dev aren’t maintaining shit.
I disagree, but maybe what I do in "dev" is a bubble where things are different.
They are going to care if you can maintain your code. Programming isn't "write, throw it over the fence and forget about it", you usually have to work with what you - or your coworkers - have already done. "Reading other people's code" is, like, 95% of the programmers job. Sometimes the output of a week long, intensive work is a change in one line of code, which is a result of deep understanding of a project which can span through many files, sometimes many small applications connected with each other.
ChatGPT et al aren't good at that at all. Maybe they will be in the future, but at the moment they are not.
Żadnej luki nie potrzeba. Jeśli jesteś autorem to możesz zmienić licencję kiedy chcesz i na jaką chcesz. Każdy kontrybuujący z zewnątrz musiał podpisać CLA które im na to pozwalało.
A taki ładny komunikator był, jak discord wyglądał. \s
I remember some PCs had an option in BIOS to turn on at specific time
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It's an unfortunately looking vote gauge (it's like a poll where readers decide whether it does lean on either side or not), not their opinion about the article.