I really love this image for this, that expression combo is perfection.

Hot take among what often seems to be an “AI is the devil!” crowd.

Feels like this implies that software is broadly maintained by its general user base when that’s simply not how it is outside of really niche projects. Most FOSS software is maintained by a dedicated few who are but a tiny fraction of the user base and are far from being your “average user”.

CachyOS here for the moment.

Teams has the custom emojis if your admin enables them.

No wonder he was trying to cut corners! How else was he going to catch up?

1. Lots of toxicity and bad takes.
2. It isn’t literally the entire instance.

Google has no room to talk here with Android.

Exercise

“Book It” had nothing to do with Grades, just raw effort. In my area at least, but I thought it was pretty universal in its execution.

May have mixed feelings about the “timeless” bit, depending deeply on how it’s meant. Do I think you’ll find a buyer at any given time in the foreseeable future? Probably, yes. But I would have very mixed feelings about having that in my house. (Space consumption, cool on its own to some degree but clashing with basically everything else and cherubs are not my jam, maybe a status symbol since it isn’t the norm.)

Still irrelevant to a coop conversation thread, but I’ve seen people Solo 9-Helldive. They are beasts, but the people going for the highest difficulty usually are. Not everyone is cut out for any given games max level, that’s part of how difficulty levels work, you find the place that challenges you in an achievable way. “I” for instance am not cut out for Legendary difficulty in any Halo campaign. And 9-Helldive with a full team is going to be dicy for me and I’m probably going to be getting carried a bit.

You can play solo, just set to “Private”, don’t invite anyone and dive, dive, dive!

Also this is a reply to someone who specifically mentioned coop so kind of irrelevant.

Helldivers!

The meme is real, but that doesn’t mean that Mozilla is suddenly bankrupt. I can’t speak to Mozilla specifically, but there are non-profits like Wikipedia that set up stores of money equal to at least a full year of operating expenses, so that they can work to pivot in the face of exactly this kind of eventuality.

Background is probably black because it’s still pointed at the old, non-onedrive, path that no longer leads anywhere.

Because*

Yeah, maybe I’m the one getting wooshed here, but that seems like the perfect picture for this article. Seems intentional and entirely appropriate.

Weekly report that says XXXX attempted/failed attacks of X type, of y type, etc. and the ability to produce the 70m scroll and generally talk about the stuff on request.

That’s a common reporting problem, there have been no “successful” attacks, you show value/work by making sure to note all the unsuccessful ones.