And their own Unix before that. And arguably their own Linux compatible kernel until they dropped that ball.
Err, yeah, that. I dunno why I thought he was Goofys. Thanks :)
I'd rename Pluto after Mickey's dog
I don't want to read vibe code, I want to see a humans code.
You know full well that AI vibe coding is a completely different level of assist to "forums for help".
Can I suggest you have some rules around AI assisted code? Like explicitly marking them at a minimum?
Otherwise, sounds good, hope it takes off.
Can I introduce you to the concept of "fire" :D
A single bitflip wiping your novel is incredibly unlikely, to the point of being almost impossible. Modern OSs and filesystems are fairly resilient, and the data is likely all still there.
That would be really cool. And kinda fits the "organic growth by subdividing" model
It's part of the same family, so I don't see why not.
I've not experienced piefed first hand, but from what I heard it joins Cross posts somehow? Lemmy you can create your own feed by subbing to communities, is piefed different?
I think those are different in that you don't need discourse. You can post away, and if no one responds its not a big deal. But other communities, especially ones that people might go to for help or advice, getting zero responses to a question is spirit crushing.
I personally dislike the cross posting in lemmy, as it results in seeing the same post 3-4 times in a row, which is kinda annoying as well. I believe piefed does it better (dunno if anyone can confirm that?).
Those niche communities work on reddit because there is a huge userbase to keep them alive. If you create them here, you get an empty community that looks dead, which discourages people from posting.
Having an active "hobbies" community going first, and then later splitting off the "knitting" community when it's clear that there are lots of knitters means that you don't get empty dead communities.
You can't force the niche community into existence, it has to grow organically.
Every year, I grab my camera and head out to try take a photo of a firework. Every year I get a blurry mess of poorly exposed photos. This is the best one I got this year.
Seems like its been pinned there somehow, despite being 2 days old. Happens when logged out as well.
This is the future Animorphs promised me.