brb deploying each bin from coreutils as a separate aws lambda function
roughly 32% of (eligible to vote) americans voted for trump
that's hardly "most"
oh such hope
in a week IntegerThatTracksOneThingForOnePurpose
will be an object tracking 30% of the game state and mutated in 15 places without ever being renamed
have you ever tried to recreate a simple shell pipeline in Python
There are only two kinds of languages: the ones people complain about and the ones nobody uses.
-- Bjarne Stroustrup
valid
thank you for the first civil and kind disagreement i have had on social media since
well
probably ever ๐
gods i love this place ๐
a+ username would giggle quietly to myself again
My issue is not with the individuals portrayed, but with the community, the framing, and the instance's administration. My understanding is that the blahaj admins have similar issues.
But sure, have fun arguing with the strawman you've constructed.
The point of federated instances is that they can make their own decisions around federation, moderation, administration, etc.
This post is not intended for negotiating and arguing about this decision. This is the admins of this instance letting members know of a decision they've made. If you're a member here, cool, this affects you. It's not going to change, though, so if you don't like it there's plenty of other instances that will continue to federate with lemmynsfw.
If you're not a member, this doesn't affect you, and your opinion is literally just noise here. Feel free to start a post decrying the prudish, authoritarian stance of the blahaj admins and espousing your need to allow CSAM adjacent material literally anywhere else.
StaffEng is a great resource for "how the fuck do I staff engineer", including tech lead:
tangential but I've given up on managing cookie preferences on most sites
I installed cookie autodelete and allow sites I care about, then let the rest get purged when I close their tab
it's probably not perfect -- they could still build a profile based on IP address, browser fingerprint, etc. -- but I figure it at least makes it harder for a lot of em
plus I'm not on Facebook or Google or the other big advertising platforms so that helps