Me, still using Pirate Bay since before most of the people in this sub were born.

And that’s why I have a seed target of 0.9, so I’ll never have seeded the entirety of anything.

Technically, this is just a second prefix.

In my youth I was taught that democracy meant that the government served the people.

In your youth, your teachers lied to you.

Microsoft devs aren’t allowed to use Microsoft Teams?

That’s what I’ve heard. Completely hearsay, though.

Hm… Come to think of it…

Fact #1: Microsoft claims their codebase is now 30% AI-generated.

Fact #2: US courts are in pretty unanimous agreement that AI generated material cannot be copyrighted.

So… What percentage of AI-generated code does Microslop need to reach before their software copyrights become unenforceable?

Never get high on your own supply. First rule of being a slop dealer.

I heard once that Microsoft employees are not allowed to use Teams to communicate on the job. Not sure why. Probably because it sucks or is terribly insecure.

Who would join a microsoft-centric discord?

Microsoft devs, maybe? I hear they’re not allowed to use Teams to communicate at work, for unspecified reasons.

Whatever gets them clicks.

Am I the only one who stores music just as discrete files, stored in my filesystem, in folders? Don’t need any app for that. Works great. 100% cross-system compatible, works on every operating system and every device.

Honestly, I think Kubuntu is slept on as a beginner’s distro.

Yes, Ubuntu has its issues … but those sorts of issues are really not going to affect a newbie much. And it’s stable, easy to use, KDE defaults will be pretty familiar-feeling for Windows refugees, and it should be relatively easy to find help – 90% of the time, if you just type “how do I _____ in Linux?” into Google Duck Duck Go, the results you find will be perfectly applicable to Ubuntu. Want to install 3rd party software that’s not in their repos? In pretty much any software that offers a Linux version, the Ubuntu-compatible install method is the first one they list.

(Oh, and the installer is literally one click if you just let it do everything in automatic mode. No keyboard needed. The install image boots into a full GUI installer with mouse support, and if you want, all you have to do is click ‘automatic install’ and wait. Once it’s done and reboots, you’re in your new OS.)

Once you become an advanced enough user that you get annoyed by Snap packages or feel like you need more cutting-edge package updates … well, then you should also be advanced enough to do your own distro-hopping.

Haven’t had the full experience until you get stuck on Aquilo because you ran out of a resource that’s not naturally occurring there and don’t have enough left to launch another rocket … so now you’re stuck on a frozen-over Aquilo while trying to remotely operate your ships and factories on other planets to make a new supply run for you.

Infected torrents have been found there

*laughs in Linux*

“Hey big bad guy, wanna see what I’ve got in my lead box?”

BBG: “Huh?”

*opens box*

BBG: 💀

When you’re doing 30d12 to everything within line of sight, movement penalties become less of a concern.

Let my enemies behold their slowly-approaching, inevitable doom!

Going to become insanely OP when I find a way to make myself immune to radiant damage.

DM should consider being a Halfling.

For a Halfling size queen, the world is your oyster!

Ideally, you’d also first talk to the developers in charge of the project to see if your changes would be wanted in the first place.

(Or you’d start by reviewing existing bug reports and feature requests and addressing one of those.)

What I mean is, it’s generally better to not just throw code at them and hope they’ll like it. If you check first to see if they want it, you can save yourself from wasting effort on writing code that they’ll decline.

Well, the big issue with that is that all the projects you want to donate to will also have to be on that same platform. If any of them aren’t, you’ll still have to deal with those ones individually.