How hard is it to create discord?

A lot of the technical difficulty in that type of app usually centers around scale. If you only ever have 10 users in a channel it’s not so hard. When you have 10,000 or 50,000 things start to get more tricky.

Still as per usually for small scale (and slightly larger too) there have been options for a long time. The main difficulty is in getting other people to use your proposed option.

Mint is Debian based but isn’t Debian.

Same with Ubuntu.

The reason people recommend mint is it’s easy to install and has a familiar DE.

Lemmy’s UI options are fine for me but I do principally use Voyager.

That said were you a Reddit user before Lemmy? Did you use old Reddit or one of the other options?

One is definitely way worse than the other though.

The flush handles on a model 3 are annoying in ice but the situations in which you desperately need into a car seem less likely than the situations where you need out but can’t find the stupid pull tab that’s hidden under plastic.

While it’s slowly devolving into a cesspool al la 4chan it’s largely just a symptom of modern social media.

I’m interested to see what the result is for the countries that are slowly banning underage use.

I do? I don’t love Android TV but I only have so much time to fight to the good fight with shit.

I would like a less smart tv but I don’t want to by a 7 year old Nvidia Shield and suffered paralysis by analysis trying to decide on on an Android TV box.

So here we are, I use jellyfin on a smart TV

Im not generally making source code changes. It’s the dependencies.

Mainly we’re talking about building very old versions of things like libpng. Making things like autoconf and configure and cmake all work is a pain in the ass as their versions slowly change.

The business would be content to let it run on Ubuntu 12 until it’s a major problem so I can’t let the perfect be the enemy of good.

Honestly if part of their job is at all trying to get old shit to run on new operating systems AI is very useful for that task.

Part of my job is keeping a 30 year old c++ application compiling and building on newer versions of Linux. LLMs have made this a far easier experience.

Strong mission accomplished vibes

I mean that is expected, though I guess that is my bias. I just meant that is was more “layman” than running your own storage system.

Ubiquiti offers a product that will do that out of the box iirc but I have no idea if it’s good.

Still ring has been handing stuff to the cops for years at this point. They only “stopped” recently and I guess started again.

That’s… Not quite true. Usually they take access quite seriously. If in a multi tenant space every space will be separated and the physical cages around the machines locked and monitored.

All the same they are designed to keep small numbers of mostly law abiding people out, not an angry mob with torches.

Yeah but it’s really easy to hurt their feelings so be mindful

Datacenters are expensive and soft targets.

It would make me laugh if they could train an LLM that could only regurgitate content verbatim

“now is a time for healing so we are going to hold no one accountable and in a few years when the fascist are back we can do this again”

How is Dorito Benito going to stop the Venezuelans from taking every thing back the minute it’s convenient. He would have to put boots on the ground.

There is a subset of boomers who do this shit.

Usually it’s someone whose first email / phone was a company phone and never moved to a personal phone.

Still wild whenever I see it happen.

No no, I mean early 2000s dance music!

But would you pay for Cascada?