

This reminds me of the Jetbrains HTTP client. Is there a benefit if you already use Swagger?


I’m right here. Your dear Aunt Tifa.


Unless it’s Kojima, Larian, or From Software, I stick to very affordable indies. Gaming isn’t expensive when you avoid the big corporate grifters.


Why do these titles always dance around the fact that whenever a ceasefire is proposed, it is Israel that never stops firing?


The civilization was the US.


I’m sure the regular people being stolen from will definitely win against the gigantic multi-trillion dollar company this time.
Sorry for the negativity. We’ve seen this play out so many times. Courts keep ruling that it’s okay when the companies do it to us peasants, but it’s life-ruining if a peasant does it to a company.


It would be a lateral move from our current reality.


You can test most Linux distros using a “live” image on a thumb drive. If you put Ventoy on a drive, you can try as many ISOs as you can fit on the drive.
Bazzite or Fedora are both really good places to start.

I appreciate you, @return2ozma@lemmy.world and if you left us it would be a major loss.
I pay no attention to down-voters. The growing popularity of the fediverse brings as many bad people with it as good ones.



They are running out of Palestinians to genocide now that their Final Solution law has almost passed, so it’s time to expand their ethnic cleansing campaign to France Iran.


The Israelites were YAHWEH’s special people, so when they are oppressed it’s bad, but they are obligated to genocide anyone that stands in their way. Even babies and animals.
This should sound familiar even you have never read a line of a Bible or Torah.
This seems like a bad faith take. If you have dependents — and I would include animals — then you have obligations to them. Employers tend to have carveouts for those obligations because they are universal to all humans.
Needing to care for a sick dependent is not the same as your middle-of-the-day champagne-and-pilates class, Sharon.


Because they are corporate-backed I can understand why Fedora would need to think about this, but I would never use them again. The surveillance state will stay the fuck out of my devices. The discussion also seems to be centered on GNOME?


Patents on software shouldn’t exist!
This is my take.


As unpopular as the opinion is, I cannot and will not distinguish between incompetence and malice. Incompetence isn’t making a mistake, it’s making the same mistakes repeatedly and never learning from them. Incompetence requires malice.


So in the US, locking your metaphorical doors or windows, or closing your digital curtains, means that authorities can presume you are hiding something and your 4th Amendments rights cease to be valid.
I second this, though I sweeten with maple syrup. I use the oat paste to make protein bars.