"You know what, 'Joeseph'?"

"Not the government! Don't say my government!" -Viewtiful Joe, UMvC3 Lobby Shenanigans 6

No, and I would love to find a resource to help me bend UVM to my will. Alas, I'm in a niche of a niche on a currently niche platform. I'm not hopeful for years. The subreddit for FPGA is all I got right now.

You use the terminal because you like the UX experience.

I use the terminal because the best IDE I can install on my work server is vim7.4.*

We are not the same.

*VHDL and SV. I can't install python for TerosHDL

It's a sad fact that they hold like 60% of all capital in the space. The hiccups of big tokens like Bitcoin and Ethereum add such a high overhead cost to transactions. The average user (and their dollars) must enter through these platforms or else get fleeced by the infinite scams out there.

Counterpoint: I'm a fan of highly specialized memes, and they worked well to drag the shitty content away from the main subreddits. tf2circlejerk kept me invested in my lost love for the game.

FTX and Binance are just about the farthest away from decentralized. It's in the hands of big money now.

It's hard for an outsider to separate Chinese people from the Chinese government. I got to see both in my third world country. The people who immigrated were mostly just hard working and didn't deserve whatever racism was being thrown about. But knowing that your country is almost selling out to the CCP is infuriating. Knowing that your country is nothing more than a political pawn in the Belt and Road initiative is infuriating. But the people? They do nothing wrong.

Jerboa is a Lemmy app. Kbin is their own development project. They both use the ActivityPub protocol and that's the main similarity. It would be like implementing Mastodon logins in Jerboa, which isn't the main focus. They're developing a Kbin app right now.

As a monotonic sequence researcher, my bogosorts always resolve in O(n). I don't see what the big deal is.

I'm sure I could program a line of Java if you give me 2 hours...

It's not the users that will be making it difficult, spambot 1-500 is ready and willing

Just got a big blue headline on old.reddit.com, trying to negotiate their way out of the modtool API debacle. Anyone know the request rate of modtools? I can't imagine a 60->100 query per minute increase is substantial

I am going to miss seeing my total karma go up after a zinger of a meme I created, though.

The federated nature of instances unfortunately might nerf the SEO because they're from different domains. Google wouldn't value instance_1. com more because the clicks to related_instance_2. com are higher.