Yeah, those lawyers should be doing QA.

Arch and derivatives expect you to check the news file before upgrading, but do not integrate this into the upgrade tool. I have not personally ran into a problem this way, but it’s frustrating that pacman doesn’t have any capability to do this if you’re expected to.

Firefox with uBlock Origin on mobile does that too. That said, I do use Brave on mobile when I need a Chromium browser and the Chrome Mask extension doesn’t cut it.

I sort of get it because of you know you’re only using the model when you have Internet and want it to search then just let it.

I think that’s pretty good insight. In some ways, the JVM served the role that things like Docker does today. That’s a good way of looking at it

You account is self marked as a bot, but you seem like a human. If people enable filtering on bot content they won’t see your comment.

Gosh. I remember working with this back in 2019 and earlier. Our legacy products ran on it. I remember a new service we made (before Spring Boot really took off) used TomCat. It was so much easier to mess with. I asked why we don’t use that for our main product. Imagine my surprise when they said we actually used to.

I’m sure they had their reasons, I was a younger dev at the time and didn’t have insight into why they changed it. But still. Everything is so simple now. Java to run your jar. Your jar has your server built in. Done. And that’s not even including containerization.

I do miss Jenkins though. GitHub Actions seems to be the new hotness. Maybe I just don’t have the muscle memory yet, but it can be annoying.

It felt repetitive to me too lol. I thought it scrolled back up to the top of something.

Not dying at 39. This is weird lol. Aging isn’t optional.

I’ve seen NES and combination SNES/NES clones for sale at Microcenter (or maybe it was somewhere else, I don’t recall, but it wasn’t the type of store to be selling illegal things). So, yeah. Bleem! (a commercially sold PlayStation emulator) was found to be legal in court. I don’t think hardware products doing it are any different.

The main problem is that most places selling handheld emulators out there are also bundling ROMs of every game. And that is illegal.

I’ve been dabbling for years, but my old computer couldn’t run Windows 11. That delay made me wait long enough to see all the recall shit, so my new computer has been Linux since day 1, no dual boot.

Their words matter. If they wanted to say that, then they should have said that. They didn’t say that. They said private Minecraft servers are IP infringement despite Microsoft explicitly allowing them. They’re fools.

NOOOOOOO!!! This is a website! It has text prior to the PDF, just put the damn article there! The website clearly already supports HTML, otherwise we wouldn’t be seeing anything!

(But yes, I still like those formats, I just think it should be a no brainer for a website to actually have it’s contents as HTML.)

it’s already got a paragraph of text, so clearly they can put text on their sites. PDFs are ass. I do not need to print this. Even then, HTML can be printed.

Like imagine if the rest of this Lemmy comment was in a PDF… Why the fuck would I do that? That’s what this article feels like.

Why in the FUCK is this a PDF?

Jesus fucking Christ, what a read. It really was the wild west days back then, huh? Sony was out there just putting straight up malware on audio CDs.

How can a company even legally give you a “license to view something” like that without advertising it as "until we randomly decide to take it down. It shouldn’t be legal. They should have to say what the contract is for all the things they sell licenses for.

What you’re talking about has nothing to do with privacy.

That’s why they asked for a term like that.

Jongus and the Big Bungus 2

(At least according to this comment) this is a normal data center.

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/comment/26779485