If only they used a distributed protocol like ipfs, we wouldn’t be in this situation

I played Civilization 7 at 15 for hours before noticing something was off

if you are on codeberg you are a good FOSS developer

Very sus. This article is not technically counvincing at all. Probably a few students who dream of inventing the next big thing. Hash tables complexity was mathematically proven to be generally optimal. If you think you optimized it it’s because your tests don’t reflect the common real world

It’s kinda broken because you have to use the same build but 99% of the time they are not synced across platforms

They said it will. Hopefully it will work better than with civ6

Do you speak french too? I’m french myself and we use master for so many normal things. Americans don’t get that word right because their langage lost many of its meanings. It’s funny to see people get offended just because they misunderstand the etymology of a word

I have been working on turning the official Reddit app into a Lemmy client. Why? Because fuck spez

Reddit could disable new posts, fire all its employees, and still generate ad revenue for all the content that we had been producing in the past

This hypes me so much more than GPT-based tools

Came here to say the same thing. It worked very well

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Youtube ReVanced is flawless. It’s easy to patch

Lemmy is nice though

It isn’t right but it’s a solution. I will have to do for now

Whatever distribution you end up using, I would recommend you take a look at Ansible. It’s a way to describe all your config and store it in a git repository. It might be overkill for you, but if you like to make things right, you should enjoy it

Brotato

Rust-

People here might be interested by my related side-project, a distributed and blockchain-less search engine for IPFS. Note that the demo server is down right now

I mean, that’s the one thing he is right about. Also, it’s far from being secure. I somehow made the DNS system break someday, as I was able to “buy” an already-registered domain. The domain ownership was overriden and the original owner couldn’t do anything. I have not been able to replicate the bug on any other target, but understanding the bug and finding an exploit is basically unlocking god-mode on 99% of computers as you can mitm all you want with this