@retoor war is not about fighting ^^

@Chewbanacas to be fair, all sessions are full of cringe

Now I have an excuse to learn SwiftData

Yeah I‘ve been waiting for the comeback of glass UI since Windows 7, too.

@kiki not sure about that. Some messages come directly from the devrant api, some are custom checks with error text from me and others are system sdk errors converted to string.

ChatGPT: "It’s important to be respectful and polite."

@kiki is this a passive aggressive bug report? :)

This gives me a major headache and a minor concussion

Nice one but my gold standard is wtf per second

Also make a separate screen where all users are listed and can be clicked on to see their profiles.

I’ve been waiting for something like liquid glass since Windows 7. Everything since then was ugly as fuck.
I freaking love those translucent glass effects!

@exerceo don’t fuck with Torvalds, he is a psycho!

Only idiots who haven’t written a single line of code in their entire life can come up with such nonsense.

@xcodesucks I literally never have encountered such a case. Can you give me an example? Does it happen when there is not enough space available?

@jestdotty it’s so obviously false that writing an explanation already feels dumb.

It’s safe compared to most other languages.

I have a decent knowledge about it and if you like we can talk about the topics that you mentioned.

1. unwrapping is explicit and safer than implicit in java and c# for example.
2. this is uikit and storyboard, remnant of objc, not swift's fault.
3. fair. Reason is to avoid performance penalties.
4. that‘s not possible. Where did you get this one from?
5. not really sure about that but afaik not a problem of swift but the host runtime.
6. seriously? Swift has the best and most safe threading stuff. Other languages don’t even have actors.
7. well, what should happen on invalid type casts? Fatal error is the most safe approach. And you can do safe type conversions which evaluate to nil.
8. huh? Like what?

Also not sure what you mean with failed allocations. Swift has RAII and even failable initializers, which makes it more safe than any other language that I know in therms of allocation.

@jestdotty no

On a serious note, I don’t think that it can be thought. It highly depends on the context and it's something that you automatically gain with experience. It’s also highly subjective.

Yes

@SoldierOfCode I wouldn’t be able to explain this as eloquently as you did. You have my respect.

@lorentz you just can‘t expect one of the biggest tech companies in the world, with a monopoly on their operating system, to be able to do this kind of stuff.

@retoor yes I'm a cheap ass. But as I said, I‘m not complaining about them wanting money. I‘m complaining about them being dishonest assholes.

Happened to me again in this exact moment.

This bug is happening 50% of the time, almost always alternating.

It was present in win 10, is in win 11 and probably will be in win 12.

MS either can’t fix it or doesn’t give a shit. Both options are very worrying.

How much did you pay for your Linux?

@atheist yeah just be honest. Not legally honest but morally honest.

@atheist tòûcheuaox

@atheist I know that youtube is a business and they need to make money with ads with users which don’t pay for premium.
However this is not an excuse for being slimy dishonest scumbags.
They are lying to the users and they know it.

@kiki this delay problem is quite recent. I think I noticed it since yesterday.

@iiii I’m using uBlock Origin. You know something better?