It certainly looks that way.

Counter argument: The maintainers could “easily” relocate to a country that is not currently conducting an invasion to enlarge its territory.

Probably butthurt because Linus kicked out maintainers connected to russian entities.

Depending on where you’ll live exactly, look up the local train and bus operator. If you’re in a city, chances are, you won’t even need a car most of the time.

Also get ready to install a different suite of apps. WhatsApp is big in europe, although Signal is obviously preferable when possible.

This article is getting saved, for the next time some idiot proposes ‘lawful backdoors’, which will inevitably happen.

Sorry, but Nexus Mods is entirely too big to play stupid games and risk getting sued.

Probably smart to take it down. What he did could be construed as hacking.

I use Charmeleon, with the effects described above.

Youtube currently (for weeks now) does not work on Firefox, if you don’t use a Firefox user agent. Google doing sketchy things again.

Old Vaush.

The russian army is entirely bound in its invasion into Ukraine. If it weren’t for the threat of nuclear annihilation, NATO would get to Moscow within 3 days. A true 3-day military operation.

Russia is already using thermite charges, thermobaric weapons and tear gas. They get what’s coming to them.

Aren’t those almost always race condition bugs? The debugger slows execution, so the bug won’t appear when debugging.

Discoverability is an issue that I identified quickly. One reason why artists mostly stick to X may very well be the small user base, as well the fractured nature of the fediverse making it hard to gain reach

Keyboard app makers shohld do an ‘oopsie’ and agressively auto-correct spelling errors to ‘trans’.

The devs are doing some damage control in the comments. But to be fair, they very clearly say that you won’t be paid, so you can’t say you have been led astray by dubious marketing.

Who would’ve guessed? It’s really sad seeing russian artists I follow either flee the country or stop posting.

Redundancy or not, the cables that send those computer signals run alongside the tracks. Cut those and everything stops.

He has a point though. Burn down one relay station and a whole region of switches and signals seizes to function. Collapsing a bridge is no equivalent to that.

On Desktop, as soon as the tab bars are getting smaller to make room for more tabs on the screen, I feel like I have too many open.