Possibly the terminal velocity anvil above my

Corpses becoming nukes would end all life, but I’m pretty sure that unexpected combustion of every corpse would also be enough for a collapse.

“Barely maintained”

Notepad was a very simple application. Did it even need more effoet put into it? Looks more like they fixed what was not broken.

Usually identifier name is kept short and lowercase, while display name (title text) can be slightly longer and more descriptive. See !askouija@lemmy.world for example.

The real name should be as easy to remember and type as possible. Sometimes I don’t remember if a name had an underscore between the words or how it was exactly worded, which is bad. !climate@slrpnk.net has a crazy long display name that for some reason contains a whole description, but the actual name is easy to remember.

The id is blender_3D_animation, but the display name is short B3DA. Isn’t that a bit backwards?

Fucking users I swear

Iphones may refuse to send “inappropriate” messages? Fuck that.

The problem is that you can’t detect such things accurately and that some clowns still want to force it on everyone.

Most pc brands’ boot menus have kinda blended together for me. The last time I tried it and remember the brand, it was someone’s razer laptop, so that at least doesn’t support it. Macs always do, which is nice.

That’s actually a good point. I don’t know. I only know of one example, in which it was USB.

PS2 is hardly used in consumer products these days.

someone open !eww@lemmy.world

On some machines.

The keys should be standard and work if just held down.

Or that weird brim that starts at the grass and goes half around the hole. Or the watercolor but not quite look.

But also what is the image even trying to present? A fox sleeping in a hole, but another one sleeping above? It looks more like randomly placed foxes than something designed by a human.

Microsoft ate my homework

Aww, cry harder.

Some real pleasant people here.

The developers will hate you and the suits couldn’t care less.

An LLM could be useful for explaining people how they failed to follow simple guidelines, like including the software version or not filing multiple issues in one. However, issues written by AI can fuck the right off.

Windows subsystem for (running) linux?

Thanks, Dr. Crusher