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It’s all free software, so nobody cares because they don’t stand to gain any money from fixing it. #CapitalismRocks
It’s all free software, so nobody cares because they don’t stand to gain any money from fixing it. #CapitalismRocks
Definitely air, but towels are probably second
It’s criminal to let someone do the thing he actively volunteers to do? It’s criminal to use software that someone intentionally puts out into the world as free?
If you’re willing yo do something for free, people are going to let you 🤷♂️
I’d like to not head my head when standing up.
…what are you hitting your head on? I’m confused.
I guess I’m a little confused… why are there duplicates at all? What operation are you performing that ends with duplicates?
Is this drive just where you download them to, and then move them to your organized drive? Why do the books ever touch this drive at all? If there isn’t supposed to be media on the drive, why not just delete the source folder after the organization task is complete?
I hope someone gives you a good answer
I honestly don’t know that there is one. What OP is looking for is effectively an AI librarian… this is literally a full-time job for some people. I’m sure OP doesn’t have quite that many books, but the point remains
This is objectively the ideal design, for reasons I assume I don’t have to explain.
…can you explain? I don’t understand the issue with the reader being underscreen, let alone why being on the power button is best.
this is posted on Lemmy where most users are already tech savvy (enough to at least start using Lemmy)
You can just download one of the many <WhateverApp> For Lemmy apps from your mobile store… there’s literally no barrier to entry.
Sure on stocks, but would bonds be considered gambling?
It sure would have been if the community wasn’t raging about it - most of us would have never learned it was turned on in the first place.
It was against an opinion I agree with… I’m sorry for “inserting myself” into a completely public discussion on social media 🙄🙄🙄
Do you donate to FOSS software you use?
I do. Are there any other strawmen you’d like to throw at me?
Not OP, but just to serve as another data point: mostly just exhaustion. I am a full-time software developer, so I just really don’t want to deal with configurations and set up complex systems at home. That’s why I haven’t gotten into any smart-home stuff, either - I just don’t have the bandwidth to deal with the issues that come along with the space.
The only outrage I see is in your comment 🙄
It sounds like it will be really hard to differentiate bounce trackers from totally valid patterns like routing through federated identity servers 🤔 I wonder how they’re dealing with that
This is not even remotely new for Nintendo, and is exactly how they have always reacted to fan games 🤷♂️
If you don’t have strong opinions one way or the other, then docker is the easy answer. Way, way more widespread, which generally tends to mean better docs, more guides and examples, more tooling and open-source support…
IMTX can be fair if these don’t abuse the players time, and offer fun content.
IMTX and not wasting players time are nearly mutually-exclusive. These games are designed with the MTX in mind at every single step of the process, and are made with the sole intent of maximizing MTX sales. Them wasting your time is not a mistake, but an intentional (and meticulously-researched and -designed) feature.
There are exceptions, yes, of course, but they are few and far between.
Sad to see From licensing their good name to someone like Tencent. Be prepared to see some predatory shovelware
So then it kinda just sounds like they’re doing things they want to do