Yea

Aren't you the guy who runs one of the largest RuneScape private servers? Why tf are you disabling security measures

Which country did you move to by chance? Honestly just curious.

And for the game.. I would recommend small Minecraft servers. Usually the community is tight-nit, and you can get into deeper relationships with people after a few short weeks.

Not sure what you're suggesting? They went great for keeping America in power

VSCode isn't even that good, idk why people are obsessed with it.

For anything compiled, Jetbrains beats it 100:1, and for anything interpreted it's a couple tiers better than Kate.

Personally, I won't be losing sleep if I have to stop using VSCode.

It's a big subject, but generally:

• We have a library or SDK that developers put in their app/webpage (lots of apps are webpages)
• When you launch the app, we figure out who you are and what you're doing
• We send it back to our servers, do data analysis, and use it for advertising/sell it

If we only have a little bit of data it's pretty useless, but if we know your location/job/salary it starts to become very valuable

I used to make Lutris install scripts. In general, I find:

• Lutris development mostly stopped
• Lutris has more restrictions on what games can be uploaded
• There's a huge delay between uploading a new Lutris script and it being approved

If it works for you though, keep using it

Did you find this by chance? I'm very surprised it would show up, given that overdone link spam will get any comment with that link shadow deleted

Super excited for text handling improvements, it's one of the more awkward things in Krita

You know how YouTubers game the algorithm? Journalists at the same outlet do the same. "Ukraine" gets more clicks, more clicks = better KPIs for raises.

Is it my turn to repost this next week

Some people don't have a voice in their head either. Like that inner-monologue that is explaining your thoughts

You can't hold it, even if you try?

Stable Diffusion has entered the chat

It's down so often because it's the largest instance, and it's perpetually DDOSed among other more vile attacks. Lemmy.ml is federated with them, so I see their announcement and status posts and can definitely confirm the numbers aren't inflated.

Here's their post: https://lemmy.world/post/2498330

I spent a lot of time fighting the BS on Wikipedia. I went from getting I think 6 accounts banned to voting for administrators and editing some of the policy articles.

What came from it in the end was, yes, there are malicious actors and people with agendas on Wikipedia. But Wikipedia is one of the darkest rabbit holes on the internet, and those policies were crafted over literal decades of people arguing - and there is no better set of policies out there. I'm pretty sure their policies beat literal national policies.

So while from time to time I fight the BS, at the end of the day their policies are the best they can be to get the most verifiably accurate version out there. Anything else would allow more BS than currently exists.

The page, as it stands, violates this policy: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability_(people)#People_notable_for_only_one_event

The discussion seems to be focused on rewriting the page to be about the event, rather than the person

Notability is a term used in Wikipedia to refer to how often it's cited by secondary sources. Specifically: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Notability#General_notability_guideline

There is no notability for this guy outside one event, so the article is better focused on the event rather than the person (which is what the talk page is leaning towards)

Considered genocide by 26 countries and the European Parliament

It's not necessarily cherry picked, only a statement of who considers it what

[...] whether the Holodomor constitutes a genocide remains in dispute.

Article seems pretty in line with your description of the event as well