Office suites like this are usually more aimed at corporate customers anyway.

Looks like this is going to be a browser based suite with online collaboration, more like Google docs than Microsoft office.

Well now I want to eat a cheese based stew. That sounds delicious.

Well fuck.

That ship sailed years ago. We are all criminals now.

If the pirates have taught me anything, it’s that there’s a way around everything, and someone somewhere is smart enough and bored enough to find it.

When the bread starts to get expensive, you can’t have the masses protesting against the circus. Doesn’t surprise me in the least that they’d come down hard on the anti-tech crowd.

You know, I think I just came up with my first $1,000,000 product; drywall with embedded copper mesh.

Gonna be a whole lot of people born on Jan 1, 1970

Whether or not the economy can be called “OK” is extremely dependent on who says it and when. At the time of the election campaign, it was fair to say that the economy was OK. It wasn’t great, but inflation was getting under control, employment numbers were rising, it was generally trending in the right direction and could be called “OK”.

Then trump comes in and from his (more specifically his ownership group’s) perspective, this is currently beyond OK. Profits for the ultra-rich are skyrocketing. They clamp down on immigration to get rid of the sources of cheapest labour, then make sure the cost of living keeps rising to push people into taking whatever job they can get, for wages they previously would never have accepted. All while cashing in on planned market swings.

But yeah, tell me again how both parties are the same.

You still be identifiable as the walking cylinder. What we need is a ministry of silly walks.

There may have also been some big money lobbyists from companies like Google, Amazon, etc, that pointed out how much money it would have cost their poor shareholders to implement.

The fun part of open source is that someone smarter than me will inevitably just update the existing spoofing tools to include whatever checks those platforms are using.

It’s not arbitrary at all. In fact it’s the entire point.

Current tech layoffs are mostly a result of over hiring during the pandemic. Blaming AI is just the sales pitch to investors try to prove that the AI spending was worth it.

I’m thinking you might have been wrong. Even without AI, I don’t foresee demand for compute going down. Even if everything went over to ARM, I think that would have just slowed the rate of new builds.

Canals were at least solving a problem that actually existed and needed solving at the time when they were started. AI data centres are being built in anticipation of future demand, for use cases that haven’t been developed yet.

It also starts to depend on how you define what a given service actually is. Plex has shifted from being a self hosted media server to essentially a streaming service that you can hook your own library to.

To be fair, there are a lot of unhinged people who resort to actual death threats for shit that in no way deserves that level of intensity. It’s probably one of the big reasons why everyone who’s actually smart enough to run a city/state/country is also smart enough not to.

It was the third party apps for me. I never browser Reddit on their site itself.