As long as I can use the software I want to use in the way I want to use it, then I’m a happy user. I can’t control what other people use.
Yes, but will you really be happy if none of the people you want to talk to will use the same service? I would argue popularity does matter to a lot of people in a way that can still affect you.
Many other instances are available and regularly updated here: https://codeberg.org/mv12star/shitter/wiki/Instances
I run my browser in a microVM so that 1. security issues shouldn't affect the rest of my system, and 2. if I need to restart, I can save the state to disk and resume it later.
Not sure how feasible this would be if you're on Wayland, but I use X11 so it's a simple matter of pointing the VM to my existing Xorg server port on the host.
Probably the same reason you're not wearing one either. It's not a problem until it happens to you.
I didn't want to have to put cameras all around both the outside AND inside my house either, but after breakins and vandalism the police proved to me I'm completely on my own. My insurance also dropped me after I tried to make a claim "without sufficient evidence."
People who lie about SA/etc. and destroy people's lives are unfortunately real (regardless of gender/sex) and isn't that uncommon. This is an extremely sensitive and controversial issue for everyone, that I don't think can be fairly distilled into a sweeping generalized accusation.
I recently saw a story that claimed some guy wears the glasses as a form of protection from lying women.
I don't know if it's BS or not, but the fact that I can't tell, doesn't seem like a good thing for society.
Now that is cool... it's a custom 64-core RISC-V implementation with its own matrix instructions that can run desktop inference at 30tok/s (with Qwen3.8-27B) without a GPU.
However, this is technically just an IP core. And even though it has been tested in hardware prototypes, there are no mass-produced products that are using it yet that we know of.
This is what he actually said:
That frustration was on wide display in Tommy Robinson’s march yesterday.
He didn’t even say anything about Tommy Robinson or his politics, he was talking about a march.
Regardless of anything else DHH said or how you feel about it, I have not seen him voice any support for Robinson.
Unfortunately tomshardware is not what it was 20+ years ago.
They won't listen... here's a response to a similar comment I saw in another thread:
Ignoring fascists and hoping they go away is one reason why fascism is having a resurgence right now
You can't reason with unreasonable people.
brought to you by some guy who hasn’t contributed anything relevant to FOSS, ever.
And yet they claim the same thing about people who criticize them... the projection is wild.
He did not call for them to be shot, he expressed that he would like to deport homeless vagrants who were not Danish citizens. If vagrancy is a crime, then deporting a criminal is not a controversial stance. It is, in fact, standard operating procedure for any nation-state in the world that can afford to do so.