i always found this to be upsetting as an IT tech at a former company - when a network or server had an issue and i was sent to resolve it, it was a “just reboot it” fix, which never kept the problem from recurring and bringing the server down at 07:00 the next Monday.
the limitations on the questions i could ask hurt that SLA more than any network switch’s memory leak ever did, and i felt as if my expertise meant nothing as a result.
Musk blocking Signal links makes me just a bit happier about my Signal donation every month :>
truly this is what i joined to see <3
i feel this, i totally forget to update my libraries haha
i’m getting reddit vibes, that makes sense. classic enshittification
thank you for the explainer, this is very interesting. seems reddit is following along this path lol
also, a good music player is nice! not having the hassle of using a phone while driving or doing literally anything else is nice for listening to music and the like.
i usually suck at homework but i think i might understand this assignment :3
was Quora ever good? I joined the internet in like 2019 and it’s always been garbage to me, did I miss its golden age?
i absolutely despise the Reddit app even on my cutting edge Android hardware. it sucks, it’s laggy and poorly designed - I can’t imagine the experience on a mid or lower-end phone
same! just hopped on today, for both that reason and because friends are here now as well :)
same, i’ve been very happy with Caddy, even with lots of subdomains and weird configs it’s been rock solid.