I think Summit can do it too

!cybersecuritymemes@lemmy.world

That was actually the first line of C I’ve ever written so there’s no way I’m guessing the right number of escapes, but I guess I’d cheat by finding the value of each char and printing those one at a time.

Fine, system("bash -c 'echo hello world'"); then!

We’re saving ourselves for marriage, that’s not part of the MVP

Isn’t this what Agile* is supposed to solve?

*The actual principles of Agile, not whatever bastardised version your team is doing!

Lemmy can be as simple if not simpler than that:

1. “Hey, Lemmy is a bit like Reddit, have a look at <link to your instance>”
   • they can have a browse, no download required
2. If they want to join, enter email, username, and password
3. Verification email

Na don’t worry, I raised an issue and the developer confirmed it was a bug, so you did everything right, no need to post the link twice!

I guess it’s still true if you want to get that perfect Arch install, but I’d imagine most people still saying that now had a bad experience many years ago and are unaware of how simple and smooth it can be nowadays.

I was about to say “what article?” because this is just an image post, but then I opened this in the web ui and apparently there’s a linked post that my client isn’t showing!

Defed Investigator seems pretty useful

Exactly, this feels like one of those things you see in politics where someone claims that because one group is slightly bad then they’re just as bad as the incredibly bad obviously evil alternative. Don’t let perfect be the enemy of good, and don’t get the doomers drag you down to their level!

CEO being an idiot but not the end of the world that everyone seems to think

I use whatever the machine gives me when I type vi, I assume it’s usually vim

You only need two of them, one for 1 and one for 0

Data privacy (the “right to be forgotten”) I’d say is the main reason. Say you realise that you’ve built up a little to much linkable information about yourself over the years and don’t want it readily available for whoever might want to make use of it.

If you’d only ever interacted with Lemmy and not read up on how ActivityPub works then that’s a reasonable assumption, it’s not like anything (that I’ve noticed!) actually tells you that your votes are public, and they don’t look to be public in the places you’re likely to see!

Everyone remember to be kind to the newbies, not assume that they immediately understand how the fediverse works, and not to talk about your favourite Linux distro until the second date

What’s with the image?

I did set up a pihole many years ago but it stopped working one day and I couldn’t be bothered to keep tinkering as I’ve got adblocking on all my devices anyway. How simple is it to get configured and running smoothly nowadays?