sik0fewl

Hugh Howey and Jack McDevitt are a couple that come to mind that I don't see on your list.

I can't remember how I set it up, but I use Wolf Launcher and it's great.

I only watch what’s in my subscriptions. Now and then I’ll add something new to see if I like it or remove something I don’t enjoy.

Not just destroying the present, but destroying their future.

1-2 days is enough to learn the basics, but I doubt you’ll be as nearly as productive as with something you’ve been using for years. Keep in mind that new languages also mean new frameworks, etc, some which take years to actually master, but at least months to get a good handle on them.

Also, from my understanding, Rust is a bit of a paradigm shift.

Sure, but it’s a lot more work for you to get to a point where you can be an active contributor.

Something you shouldn’t have to do in order to use the internet.

There are browser plugins that let you change your user-agent request header to masquerade as another browser (e.g., Chrome).

I agree with the sentiment, but in his linked project he says this:

Somewhat surprisingly, Trifecta does not touch the images it serves. This is a bit sad since it might be useful for the software to create thumbnails for example. The security record of most image libraries however is sufficiently depressing that it is not worth the cost to do any kind of conversion.

Apparently leaking EXIF data to the internet is not a concern of his.

Can we get rid of AI too?

Haven’t you heard the phrase “there were sparks between them”?

Hey, don’t forget about Canada!

There’s ads on the Lock Screen now? Ugh.