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I'm getting pretty sick of this kind of claim. Like, do I believe he's been harassed? Yeah, that seems likely. Death threats? That's definitely possible. What I take issue with is the way it's brought up.
He frames that it's a campaign run by a particular individual targeting him, but there are no receipts. He's using it as a shield against critique, shutting down any discussion around this by pointing at something and screaming about how he's a big victim here.
Same thing the last time, a claim of coordinated attacks (of which there were none), and anyone who dared say "well thats not cool" were targeted, myself included.
Though I surprisingly didn't make it into this list, but considering my commenting on it since, I'd probably make it into their next one.
These claims seem like a go-to for anyone caught doing something they know they shouldn't have in a way they shouldn't have.
The disconnect from reality is insane. They completely ignore why people got mad and make up imaginary reasons for why they got the hate while painting themselves like some hero trying to stand for us but getting betrayed in return. It's both hilarious and sad. I hope that they will have time for self reflection once they get off the threadiverse and become a better person but I don't have much expectations given how deep they are into the delusion.
I lol'ed
Yes, I was following the orders of db0 and ada when I did it o7
Perchance, comrade.
Perchance o7
Huh, didn’t know the fediverse needed that. Oh wait, it doesn’t.
I am shocked and appalled that the Admiral himself would use such toxic language. Perchance he needs to review the bad words on his list with those used in his rant.
/s
This just honestly sounds like he really does need to step away. Like this clearly seems to be giving him some kind of mental breakdown. It kind of seems like it stated with good intend and quickly spiralled into a god complex.
This mixed with other things I've read about him, I just wonder if he needs a little mental help. Or maybe he just needs to disconnect from the internet for awhile and live in reality. Either way, I don't wish to shit talk. I just hope he gets what he needs in terms of help and support in the real world. Mental health is no joke.
What are the vote quotes they are referring to?
I hadn't heard about it until today either. The Streisand Effect is strong today.
https://feddit.uk/post/52137875
Just before this whole thing, the piefed dev pushed an update that capped how many up/downvotes piefed users can do per day. They set the cap to effectively punish like 3 users who posted all day everyday.
One of those users had a "I will leave unless you reconsider." moment and they didn't give half a shit. And they didn't even make the list. None of their communities did.
So just a couple devs thrashing around causing as much collateral damage as possible.
Also punishes those who vote frequently, as I often do. I thought Voyager was having issues until I read the Piefed changelog. Unless my instance admin removes the limit I'm likely going back to lemmy.ca because I shouldn't have to ration my upvotes. I like being able to boost engagement while also making it easier for me to see which comments I have or haven't read yet.
Yeah the whole concept was dogshit from the beginning. It solved no problem except as an exercise of control.
Thank you. I do prefer Piefed but without all the restrictions he is imposing.
Is there perhaps a fork of it without these restrictions?
PieFed zip has removed at least the vote quota (or rather, they made it irrevelant)
Hoping piefed.ca does the same.
I cannot attest to any of it other than it exists:
https://codeberg.org/quokkau/PyLova
Forked during this or the last dramatic debacle with the dev.
Wow. I consider myself a pretty frequent user of Lemmy, and I have no idea what they're talking about here. Any of it. And if it doesn't concern me, then it sure as fuck doesn't concern any "normies". Normies aren't doing deep dives into Lemmy politics. They don't know, and they don't care---just like I don't. It's a classic case of taking a personal vendetta and pretending it's some grand crusade for decency and normality.
This is the worst case of needing to touch grass I've ever seen. Maybe before posting something like that, go take a walk first? Get some fresh air.
Expert dev. Doesn't even know the attribute for setting the language in the script tag is
type, notlang. Not to mention that you are encouraged to omit the attribute altogether if the script tag contains JavaScript...Petty, and a bad dev. Big yikes.
The random strikes me as curious too. I don't see the point in doing
(100 - 1 + 1), you could express a random number between 1 and 100 in a simpler manner. Then he gets another random number and reuses that three times, for whatever reason.Then again, none of his other decisions make much sense to me so why would this?
Yeah the
- 1 + 1was weird to me too, serves no purpose.I can see how choosing a new random number for each fetch would prevent the server from caching the response, I suppose.
I can't imagine this code was written in any other fashion than completely rage-induced, with shaking fingers and high blood pressure. 😂 What a putz.
lmfao
I've drunk coded before (gotta hit the Ballmer Peak) but I don't know if I've ever rage coded before.
I guess it's just a pattern to easily get a number between
aandb, going(b - a + 1). Or maybe this is just vibecoded lolSeeing
(100 - 1 + 1)definitely bothers my brain lmaoLooking closer, the whole calculation bothers me now. Why do
floor() + 1instead of just usingceil... arghhhhWell the
scripttag has a deprecated attribute calledlanguage, so in older code and media you will see<script language="javascript">a bunch. The weird thing is they instead used thelangattribute which just doesn't exist.Uh huh. Exactly.
To be fair, it's not as if it supports languages other than fucking Javascript anyway, so it mostly doesn't matter.
Edit: I don't want to split hairs about modules or json or whatever; I just want to be salty about how we could've had Scheme or Python in the browser.
We could have had VM languages also like C# and Java and had web that was actually fast.
The
typeattribute is not only to specify the language. It's like one case out of several. It definitely matters in those contexts where you want to do the other things you can do with thetypeattribute.Actually some sites do. Instagram uses
type=application/jsonto store preloaded data.There used to be a
languageattribute, but I don't think I've ever seenlangbefore.The lang attribute exists for other elements, but not on the script tag. 👍