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> wake up
> shower
> brush teeth
> sudo pacman -Syu
> make coffee
> reboot
> make eggs

my routine just works for me

I love programming so much

the headache in dota as I see it comes from the n! interactions between abilities (that are sometimes unintuitive) and the complete visual mess

as heroes are added to deadlock, parsing the noise is going to get way harder

tbf dota started life as an amalgam of warcraft 3 mods, a lot of work went into straightening things out :)

amazon is just not designed for the computer hardware market

lmao

am gobsmacked by the audacity of these implications

someone wearing a pair of denim jeans that have many clear slots holding cds or dvds.

who said analog media wasn’t convenient

@farore246.bsky.social hello again

@farore246.bsky.social hello

I like bottom, but that precludes languages that execute files top-to-bottom like python and JavaScript. putting imports after they're used is kind of like putting function args at the end of functions.

kind of reminds me of where vs let in Haskell

where do imports go then?

it's harder for them to implement, and thus more of an excuse during development to make it suck, so long as the important requirements are met

my guess, it's fundamentally a different kind of media. videos are larger, and downloading a file is usually not the same as streaming it

you can still download images, but platforms still try to make that painful. watermarks, hiding the download button behind menus, making right-clicking impossible in browsers, adding a "saved posts" feature to encourage you to not bother

allowing users to download their media gives users freedom to leave your platform, which would be _bad_

you're best off getting familiar with bash, the package manager of your distro, whatever cli tools you use most often, and google

massively disappointed that I can't run polls on bsky yet :((

it seems kind of mean to suffer fools gladly. cynics, however...

I might even make a modest attempt to use TMSU or some other solution, don't try to stop me

I will die on the tag-based Linux filesystem hill. I want this, and if Linus does not comply with my demands I *will* post more on this topic

a real public service you're doing out here, keep it up.

I do want to say I find it really funny that you think you appear informed on this. you're 30, and you're seeking ego bumps from owning nerds on the internet. just hit the gym, you'll look and feel a lot better :)

you're an angry brat, and I'm glad I don't have to deal with you

I don't know, but the problems you've come up with are plainly dogwater. I don't know why you've decided to spend your time starting fights with strangers on the internet (you opened with "horrible idea"), but I'm done here

I want directories to be treated as tags, with no hierarchy.

I'll repeat the idea again, so maybe you'll read it this time:

when you download a file with a web browser, does it get downloaded to the directory /bin/ , or to ~/downloads?

when you download a file using a web browser, is that file automatically downloaded to the /usr/bin/ directory??? that is what you have suggested.

1) ok, you do you

2) your reasons are vague at best, and your cp example has baked in assumptions that I'm not asking for. you're dismissing a completely valid ask, based on imagined implementation flaws that you're clearly inventing on the spot

I'm sorry, I'm not following your reasoning at all. what security and logistics nightmares do you predict from a tag based file system *existing* for hobbyist users??

you can't just assert "there are reasons" twice and expect me to accept that without giving *any* specific reasons