I misread that, oops

Wait wait wait, these are the same clowns behind the KSP 2 fiasco? Wowwwww…

Edit: I misread

What I’m saying is that it sounds like lying. If you say “Hey, is KelvarCherry legit?” And they say “no” they’re lying, but if they say “you’re not allowed to verify users” that seems fine.

The whole way Mojang “bans” servers is by marking certain IPs to always be told the connecting account is invalid.

Do they do that or just return an error? Because as described that sounds illegal.

What you’re making is a slippery slope argument that doesn’t really hold water.

Is it though? Like, really, is it? In the US the government is possibly doing shit like labeling transgender people as nihilistic violent extremists. The Project 2025 shit is coming fast. I really don’t like people using racial slurs either. But the idea that it could be very soon that things like speaking about some LGBTQ topics gets policed more and corporations go along with it is not as far fetched as it seems. A year ago I’d probably have a different opinion.

And I wanna be clear, I’m not defending people using slurs. I think it’s fine for Microsoft to not host that server on a public list of servers, I guess. I’m really just saying the slope is more slippery than previously thanks to the MAGA crowd. I’m not really sure how I feel about it all, I’m still in the cognitive dissonance phase as my mind works out where I really stand. I’ve been lucky enough that speech I consider acceptable has been what speech others considered acceptable for my whole life, but the idea that queer topics come under fire isn’t crazy.

I don’t find that shocking, and to be honest, I don’t really see too much of a problem with forcing people to give that information to be on the play store. But to let people make programs that run on the hardware at all is crazy. Forbidding third party app stores is the most anti competitive bullshit ever.

Seems very secure. As in job security. Because why the fuck did they make it so complicated.

Right? I get that it’s “alarming” to users to see weird stuff, but just hide it under a little expandable thing.

How? I could’ve sworn it wasn’t even a “real” file. I thought the file system just had special rules for interacting with that name.

Yeah, check it out. https://jsfiddle.net/4a0qhL7u/1/

“It’s not the master branch, it’s the perfect branch. The superior branch!”

When I first started using SVN trunk was where all the code was, so I thought it mean like a chest instead of a tree. Like “just throw it in the trunk.” My first experience with it was manually installing Gmod mods so anything related to branches was lost on me because it was irrelevant. It wasn’t until after I began using git and seeing people refer to subversion as “trunk based development” for a while that it finally clicked. “Oh. Like a tree trunk. With branches.”

I swear every time I work with docker I’ve got to check the manual. It’s got some of the least intuitive commands.

I remember using 3 on Windows 7 in like 2015. That’s crazy. And I think I could open the laptop to get 4. This was an IBM Thinkpad with a dock. I wonder if USB C and dongles have made it harder somehow?

I’m shocked you have a choice at work.

Doing the task estimates the task.

The irony being that really fully understanding what all a task will require and getting exact specificaion can often make a task take longer.

See title. I got 195.

I don’t know what that means.

Why not s3e1? I don’t know anything about it but why skip that one?