Some examples would be great because it is very unclear what you mean by any of this. What do you mean by “mental illness being casually thrown around”? As an insult? As a defense?
Like if you are going to argue like a 5 year old and leave [downvotes] amidst a trail of pissy and shitty arguments to sweetn same, I just don’t get the point.
what does this have to do with mental illness? You are complaining about downvotes here…
Pop Culture detective is really good. I especially like their video about Fantastic Beasts
Did you use AI to write THAT response?
I don’t think you’re going to find anyone that admits to smelling bad. I assume people who smell bad do it because they don’t know that they smell, so they don’t try to change anything.
I mean OP just said “nah” when asked to follow the rules. That would be enough for me to remove the post but then again I’m not the mod
Not 0.05% but I was top 0.5% of The Strokes listeners who have 12.6M monthly listeners. Not sure what that number can tell you though
I did. I don’t see how Linux Mint changes anything I said though.
Any OS is resistant if you disable the usb ports but other than that there is not much you can do. Just dont plug in random cables or usb sticks into your computer
History and cookies are not generally a security vulnerability. Cookies can be a vulnerability but only if the hacker gets access to your device somehow, either by stealing it or through a virus for example. You don’t really have to worry about cookies or history for security reasons, only privacy reasons.
🚫 Insulting the intelligence of the recipient by way of apology:
- “I’m sorry for not being more clear”
- “I’m sorry about being so misleading”
How are those insulting? Saying that I should have been more clear means I am the one who messed up by not communicating properly. Something like “sorry that you misunderstood” would be insulting since it places the blame on the recipient’s intelligence.
I have no idea what that sentence means
That might be true for science but in everyday use centimeters, hektograms and the like are more common
You use decagrams for food? I’ve only ever seen hektograms being used for that
Yeah my job has that too. That system has a “remember me” button, but it doesn’t work.
Yes I am fully aware of that. My point was that programming is just like any other job unlike what the guy I responded to seems to think.
Sorry I typed this in a hurry. I just disagree with the statement and tried making a joke.
Maybe I’m biased since I recently started working as a software dev, but you don’t need to be really good to get a job as a programmer. I’m evidence of that.
For me it’s the smaller number of users. It is very likely that your comment will just end up at the bottom and nobody will see it if you comment on a reddit post with thousands of comments. If you comment on a Lemmy post with 25 comments or less it is way more likely to actually be seen by people.
Exactly, this is something I see people not talk about as much. Charging for API access is not new and actually reasonable. Handling API calls costs money after all. The issue was the intentionally ridiculous price.
Bruh