I have to bounce around between languages so much I don’t really think I’m fluent in anything anymore. I may not be a bad programmer, but some of my programming is bad.

Just fork peeler from 4.2, rename it to “Skininator 4000” and set up a BuyMeACoffee button.

I’ll miss all the free rechargeable lithium cells too, but there’s plenty of garbage vapes to keep us busy for ages as it is.

You’re one of the lucky ones

I look forward to meeting my undeleted zombie Reddit account one day. I’m picturing it like Shaun and Ed at the end of Shaun of the Dead.

… at time of reporting

Unix epoch time. It has a cool name and I get to pretend its a Star Date.

The bots that are reddit’s biggest users can detect downtime in milliseconds.

I love the idea that they’re at two adjacent tables, each one staring at the other wondering why they hate them.

In the rare occasions that my wife needs to use my phone, I need to type my (12 digit) pincode out on a number pad and read it back to her to be sure I get it right. I can type it flawlessly a dozen times a day but if I try to recite it, I screw up the order.

Oh good. By avoiding trial Nestle has more time to enslave children.

If the docs I have to write are long enough I will include a small diatribe about a ancient pop-culture hill I’m still willing to die on, just to see if anyone notices.

That looks like the media endpoint in action, all right.

I don’t think Lemmy supports media fields in comments (though I’ve only skimmed the API, I could be wrong) just on posts. I usually use Postimages for hosting images for comments.

Be sure to use the image upload field too

The summer before the 2020 election I was working on some cybersecurity outreach with CISA, UofO, and DHS. The guy from DHS pivoted half the discussions into how much worse that topic had become for them since the Iran Deal was cancelled by Trump. A not-entirely-intended (but well understood) benefit of the deal had been that Iran wasn’t willing to risk it ending by partaking in any overt cyber offensives against the US.

The earliest I can think of (from personal experience) is 4GL languages; the early low-code platforms that first started to get traction in the early 80s. They wouldn’t have replaced programmers but some thought/hoped they would usher in an age of “low skill” programmers that companies could get away with paying minimum wage to.

The thing that made me laugh when I saw the article that OP mentions is that it was coming from AWS.

In my testing AWS’s Titan AI is the least useful for figuring out how to do things in AWS. It’s so terrible that Amazon just announced they’re using Claude for Alexa’s upcoming “AI” features.

If memory serves a 12oz can is just a little under 1/2 calorie.

Power-only is my guess too, and when you only have power pins connected, USB 3 defaults to 5V 1A.