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I’d imagine reddit could be profitable too if they stopped throwing money at stupid shit like NFTs and avatars. Selling API access for AI training was a good move in terms of bringing in income since it basically costs them nothing, and they could have totally pulled that off without pissing off half their userbase.

The more surprising part is that there are companies I’ve never heard of that cost even more.

Xterm supports multiple tabs right? Do that? If not then tmux.

It’s one of the things that potentially prevent the technological singularity. That’s undoubtedly why the self-important Musk has an interest in it.

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command --custom-repo-uri https://foo.com --custom-repo-name repo_name --custom-repo-sync-type git

I thought it was killed for VSCode since they ended up under the same umbrella.

I have a Pixel 6a, and no.

That sounds an awful lot like even their first party cartridges could be attack vectors.

My experience has been that they have a tendency to make overly attractive men too. Getting it to generate anyone average nevermind ugly or with deformities (eg scars) is really hard.

From the same company that intentionally degrades the quality of Google Maps on Firefox.

You really defending the Taliban?

Yeah, you’re supposed to wait until you actually have a user base to enshittify it.

Our telemetry shows 80% of users never install any add-ons” i.e. the telemetry that any tech savvy person immediately turns off because they don’t want their browser spying on them and about which we have also complained numerous times.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Usage numbers are part of how they pay for ongoing support and development though.

The US. What you described sounds nice…

Part time programming jobs are exceedingly rare and companies generally don’t want to hire junior people for remote work.

Yeah, if someone has write access to your boot partition then you’re kind of already screwed.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_memory

What would you describe it as? With virtual memory it pretty much functions that way, no?

Use case is not having enough RAM?