The Review Requested Failed is really a cherry on top of this shit-cake lmao it literally describes modern social media in a nutshell to a T.
The funny thing is it's not even proper English, it shouldn't be "Review Requested Failed" it should be "Review Request Failed".
Censorship for thee, not for me.
It's overhyped but LLMs have become basically an essential part of my daily workflow. I can't imagine developing without it now and I've been using them for less than 12 months. The technology is only going to improve, and that's both cool and scary to think about.
I selfishly wish he had a son or daughter to carry on his legacy lol
More generations deserve to know how good Valve is.
In a way, it kind of is their fault for trusting companies like this in the first place. I'd never consider using companies like this and both think and hope none of my family members would either.
Obviously, the breach is the company being incompetent like many companies are when it comes to security.
For me it was 2017 lol never looked back since
That's because it's Charlie, he's entertaining enough he could commentate paint drying and it'd be the best video I've seen all day lol
Well that's good at least but ideally I'd like some way of automating it like through an extension. I try viewing an answer to a question on reddit, and I get redirected to somewhere that stores the answer without giving reddit any traffic.
I redirect from reddit to lemmy in my main web browser. I wish there were some sort of proxy so I could read reddit without that information being lost - but that's exactly the sort of service the API changes have killed. Fuck them for what they did to reddit.
Or... CEOs could stop giving themselves such large bonuses I guess?
Yeah but unfortunately with Android it's what Google wants and not what the end-user wants. That's why Linux itself is very important, the user gets to decide what they want to do with it.
Bold of you to think that the VP level employees don't get big raises in exchange for laying empoyees off.