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  • web search: Searx-ng & co.

    online shopping: only thing i see so far in local big shops is AI chatbots to reduce load on telephone support. I never used Amazon, don't care what bullshit they do.

  • Isn't that open source?

  • Rimworld.

  • I mean, yeah, after you got a hysteria lady.

  • I think C was 2nd, 3. is Java and Python, 4 SQL and 5th would be some hypothetical AI instruction language?

  • And has data integrity for a few hours, if no mechanism to constantly repair them (almost correctly) exist.

    I hint at ribosomes RNA polymerase here.

  • By not letting the user import/export addon settings, bookmarks?

    Btw, i hate the opinion that the dev must babysit his users. It makes software worse, not better, look at Firefox's profille folder for an example. If you have to, make an intro to train them.

  • Windows is a OS that works against you since at least 10.

  • Must be a very specific game. Last time i had to run a tool for modding was in Gothic 3. And i think X4 was it, it has a linux version but some mods have Windows paths? Though it would work fine in wine. And Kenshi has a cmd script to fix some data for performance the studio missed, for which some included tools don't run. But that was faster with find and sed anyway.

    Btw, most weird tools run fine if you install vcrun (libraries) or dotnet (GUI stuff) via winetricks. wintricks vcrun2022 dotnet48 for the latest.

  • There's the slight hope that decreased service additionally to the bad reliability leads some governments to look for alternatives.

  • Summary: stick to open source if you want usability.

  • Just another job.

    Influenced by how it is handled in this country.

  • Same here. But maybe that's why i recognize a software stack in the GB as a security risk.

  • And then confused screaming about all the security holes.

  • webapp deployment

    Huh? Isn't this something that runs on the server?

  • POSIX shell. No, seriously. Works everywhere.

    After that Python for usability.

  • We are not at a point where the "global community" is more than a few competing, egoistic and greedy tribes with clashing world views, so that's no surprise.

  • Oh, much faster than pole reversal.

    Which is neither the first time but every 100'000 years or so. Or was it 300k?