CNET reviews via the Wayback Machine (1996-12-21), "11 HTML editors for easy Web pages": https://web.archive.org/web/19961221071728/http://www.cnet.com/Content/Reviews/Compare/11htmleds/
About 50 KB per page, including graphics. Yeah, those pages are HTML 2 or 3 with CSS None, but it's just as easy to redo in HTML 5 with CSS 3 while keeping the same presentation, improving accessibility, and not bloating beyond about 50 KB per page, including CSS and graphics.
This was the World Wide Web we threw away for browser-heavy frameworks.
‘It’s not GPLwashing! It’s not GPLwashing!’ I insist as my LLM carefully reproduces another project’s code line-for-line and says it’s not copyright infringement because it changed the capitalization
Fucking. Hell. https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/pull/14369
re: Slightly lewd (domain name)
@maddy A most peculiar thing happened on my way to that familiar place today.
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@mavica_again This bites me way too often on FreeBSD, too. I end up having to search for binaries and manpages post-install.
freebsd$ pkg info -l techbrotool-by-techbro-tool | grep -w -e bin -e sbin -e man
debian$ dpkg -L techbrotool-by-techbro-tool | grep -w -e bin -e sbin -e man
young men deserve spaces where healthy masculinity is modelled.
trans men deserve spaces where healthy masculinity is modelled.
older men deserve spaces where healthy masculinity is modelled.
anyone exploring their own masculinity deserves spaces where healthy masculinity is modelled.
people performing work associated heavily with masculinity deserve spaces where healthy masculinity is modelled.
Just read an article detailing how Microsoft executives are confused and upset that people don't appreciate their AI features and don't like people giving them shit about them on Twitter. "How are people not impressed with this stuff?"
Fellas, have you used the internet lately? It's fucked. Have you used Windows? Fucked. It's shit. People are sick of it being shit, because it didn't used to be as shit as this. You've gone and fucked everything, that's why people aren't happy with you.
https://www.pcmag.com/news/microsoft-exec-asks-why-arent-more-people-impressed-with-ai
@mavica_again IKR. I love how the recommended action is also the ethically correct one.
@mavica_again There's this one in the Debian Wiki, also about as old, but for IRC specifically: https://wiki.debian.org/GettingHelpOnIrc
@mavica_again The only one I know of is the one written by the toxic ESR stream in '01 and revised until '14. His website gives me a hilarious SSL error, so here's a random GitHub fork of it instead: https://github.com/selfteaching/How-To-Ask-Questions-The-Smart-Way
@dangoodin As I.T. professionals, we have been training users to not click random shit since the internet became accessible to everyone.
Microsoft training copilot: CLICK ALL THE THINGS
Critics scoff after Microsoft warns AI feature can infect machines and pilfer data
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