Archived version: https://archive.is/20251204034843/https://www.wired.com/story/ruby-is-not-a-serious-programming-language/

Archived version: https://archive.is/20251204034843/https://www.wired.com/story/ruby-is-not-a-serious-programming-language/

Just use CoMaps.

History doesn’t transfer to desktop clients. Only new content after desktop client is added is synced,

It links to additional article for those that want more details. And the site is operated by Bruce Schneier, not me. See his bio in the sidebar.

It still doesn’t matter even from comparison point of view. In context of the comment, comparing it against revenue makes more sense than profit, since that’s what investors care about as that’s what grows stock value. Profit is what bonuses are based on when we are talking about these trillion-dollar corporations. So if we want to “teach” the investors, revenue is the target.

Of course it matters.

Imagine if they make a big revenue but still operated in the negative does that mean they are immune from any repercussions because they made no profit? That is delusional. You always calculate fines against revenue.

There is a bit of misconception of what this community is. It’s not really meant to compete with lemmy.world or anyone else really.

Instead of creating just another identical community, I decided to create something more worthwhile. The focus of this community is to create a space where open discussions can happen. And while to many it might sound “great”, the reality is that people are used to ultra moderated communities where they only see their own point of view reinforced. So having some unpopular opinions expressed and when they report it, them not being removed, is controversial. But that’s what open forum looks like.

The community has clear rules, and they are always enforced, but I don’t moderate opinions that don’t break any rules. Even if they are against my personal views or unpopular. That is reflected in the modlog, as I always point to the rule broken instead of writing unique reasons for different situations.

I’m not familiar enough with [email protected] to know their philosophy, but my DMs are always open. My Matrix handle is also available in the profile if more secure communications are preferred.

That I agree with. A lot of billionaires owned corporate media were doing everything in their power to kiss Israel’s ass by their useless coverage.

Wrong product. That’s USB-A to USB-C/Micro-B/Lightning, not USB-C to USB-C.

Good luck.

The cable is not available on Amazon yet, so you’ll need to buy it directly from the Japanese site and find a way to have it shipped.

Look kids, another billionaire caught lying. These garbage people are the enemy, not your neighbors that like rainbow flags or look different than you.

No, not really.

Lebanon: Israeli air strikes that killed at least 49 civilians further evidence of war crimes Amnesty International investigation concludes Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza Israel/OPT: US-made munitions killed 43 civilians in two documented Israeli air strikes in Gaza – new investigation

Amnesty International has also documented evidence of war crimes by Israeli forces. According to their reports, Israeli forces carried out at least 1,600 airstrikes across Lebanon, hitting various villages and towns, which led to the deaths of over 500 people.

From the same article.

Disclaimer: The site run is by Hayk Karapetyan, who was previously accused of stealing content without paying for the republishing rights.

There is a big misconception here.

Apple only limits 3rd party tracking and access. 1st party tracking by Apple, a known bad actor, is not affected by all the security measures they implement.

Clearest example of that being, that Apple backups everything to iCloud of which they keep E2EE disabled by default. Hence, all the content being available in plan text to Apple and anyone else who can compromise your Apple account. Fun fact: that’s where majority of celebrity nude leaks come from by the way.

And since the whole ecosystem is closed by design, you have no option to circumvent that unlike with open ecosystems.

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Indeed. I’m sorry if it felt like I was minimizing the damage caused.

ESA will decide that, they have the authority over deployment.

Paying out legal claims and bribes from all the sexual abuse scandals are not cheap.