He’s just Some Amateur.

They need their safe space away from all those bullies 😭

And bots! Lots of bots!

Typical infighting with open-source folks. It’s a personality war with nerds. Personally, id ignore the bs drama. Every project has their share.

Source: I contribute to open source and have absolutely gone nuclear a few times

Most of these devs would have cried if they met Linus Torvalds in his prime.

reddit legally owns our posts and identity

(Laughs in web scraping)

Any entry into the Fediverse is a good one!

Gateway drug!

Different vibes. I am really liking the pixelfed UI.

Redditors will lose their shit. Let us welcome them to Lemmy with open arms.

I mean, that’s every multinational company.

My job has international offices and during stand-ups, we get things like “Hey EU needs this thing. So figure it out engineers.” And we do the bare minimum to meet the requirements because bro I’m just trying to code and make a paycheck.

Ah, thought you meant though metadata. Like a end user snooping through some obscure meta data method (even after cleaning) let’s you triangulate something.

Ignoring the Seagate part, which makes sense… Is there a reason with 36TB?

I recall IT people losing their minds when we hit the 1TB, when the average hard drive was like 80GB.

So this growth seems right.

How so? Asking out of curiosity.

Look at all these still images of Democrats pointing they’re the same! /s

Stupid shit like this is why I strongly believe in defunding states.

And to folks going, “Well now that Trump is the federal government, what if he defunds your state?”

Bro, my blue liberal state MAKES money to fund backwater dumb fucks like Alabama/Mississippi.

Here you go chief! And so the withdrawal begins!

https://slrpnk.net/post/17466143

Wait what?!

Why is Italians… When it’s Americans… I’m so confused!

Me working with small businesses to switch off of Instagram

There are home users of Microsoft 365?

I’m not shaming but I kinda am. Like WTF is wrong with you? You pay for free shit.

Office employees don’t get to choose.

So when outreach workers from a Baltimore anti-violence program offered to help him stay safe and leave the streets behind, he didn’t necessarily have high expectations.

Two years later, Grant has an apartment and a full-time job with the city’s Department of Public Works. He recently started his own business that provides cleaning, landscaping and junk removal services. He plans to hire other young men from his old neighborhood to show them what is possible with hard work.

It’s very newsworthy to share about how everything goes to shit.

I remember right out of high school, Columbine happened, Rodney King was still fresh and the fast erosion of American freedom with Bush & TSA & immigrants. Combined with growing up in the ghetto and living off food stamps (if you are lucky) made it feel like life was incredibly hostile.

And all it took was some really kind people to show me what’s possible if I work hard at something and push forward.

These are good initiatives.