Is keypassXC problematic?
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Is keypassXC problematic? sort of. Heard they started accepting AI commits. Is it "We tacitly support a dude who thinks europe needs an ethnic cleansing" levels of bad? Well AI sucks ass, but its not quite as bad as supporting DHH.
@da_667 at least debian caught a whiff of the ai vapors, ai is real now
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Is keypassXC problematic? sort of. Heard they started accepting AI commits. Is it "We tacitly support a dude who thinks europe needs an ethnic cleansing" levels of bad? Well AI sucks ass, but its not quite as bad as supporting DHH.
fellas, I'm gonna level with you. I'm starting to feel like computing in general is a series of trade-offs on how far you're willing to compromise on your morals.
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fellas, I'm gonna level with you. I'm starting to feel like computing in general is a series of trade-offs on how far you're willing to compromise on your morals.
there's no clear-cut "good" choice out there.
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Is keypassXC problematic? sort of. Heard they started accepting AI commits. Is it "We tacitly support a dude who thinks europe needs an ethnic cleansing" levels of bad? Well AI sucks ass, but its not quite as bad as supporting DHH.
@da_667 the original keepass supports running on linux with mono or something. it crashes sometimes but i've been able to get it to run long enough to add passwords/2fa codes to it and get them back out when i need them
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there's no clear-cut "good" choice out there.
@da_667 ids a timb of comtembd gerald
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there's no clear-cut "good" choice out there.
@da_667 lemonade is making noise, i know nothing about computers
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there's no clear-cut "good" choice out there.
@da_667 Goats and potatoes and mountains and trees is the only good choice.
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there's no clear-cut "good" choice out there.
"I want to use a web browser that isn't deep-throating AI"
Well, your choices are lynx and that's basically it.
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"I want to use a web browser that isn't deep-throating AI"
Well, your choices are lynx and that's basically it.
Chrome and by proxy all of its derivatives always make me feel super fucking gross, because the browser wants you to fucking log in to your google or microsoft account. The browser wants you to log in.
What in the goddamn fuck.
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there's no clear-cut "good" choice out there.
everything does seem to come with compromises, tradeoffs, collateral damage.
it's been a rough year or three. much harder to keep optimistic compared to 25+ years ago.
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fellas, I'm gonna level with you. I'm starting to feel like computing in general is a series of trade-offs on how far you're willing to compromise on your morals.
@da_667 Computing is a lot like American politics, always has been. You just hold your nose and pick the least bad of choices and hope it will get better. Then every so often a genuinely good choice comes along and we nitpick it to death.
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Chrome and by proxy all of its derivatives always make me feel super fucking gross, because the browser wants you to fucking log in to your google or microsoft account. The browser wants you to log in.
What in the goddamn fuck.
But then you're like "Firefox sounds okay" and then you see how hard Mozilla is deep-throating AI, and cutting their developer staff, trying desperately to be hip and relevant to shitheads who think hacker news comment section is the equivalent of greek philosophical debate
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But then you're like "Firefox sounds okay" and then you see how hard Mozilla is deep-throating AI, and cutting their developer staff, trying desperately to be hip and relevant to shitheads who think hacker news comment section is the equivalent of greek philosophical debate
and this is just one example. Both of the major choices are there, and each of them is like "Which curse do I want to take to be able to use functional software?"
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everything does seem to come with compromises, tradeoffs, collateral damage.
it's been a rough year or three. much harder to keep optimistic compared to 25+ years ago.
@paul_ipv6 @da_667 i have to assume after every boom you had the previous guard that was fired/purged having similar conversations, im not that naive to think we’re wholly unique
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But then you're like "Firefox sounds okay" and then you see how hard Mozilla is deep-throating AI, and cutting their developer staff, trying desperately to be hip and relevant to shitheads who think hacker news comment section is the equivalent of greek philosophical debate
@da_667 Ancient Greek debates had perverts, drugs, and overconfident white dudes so...
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@da_667 Ancient Greek debates had perverts, drugs, and overconfident white dudes so...
@cR0w fair point
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@cR0w fair point
@cR0w but also, occasionally involved drinking hemlock so, I would really like seeing more techbros doing that.
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@da_667 Goats and potatoes and mountains and trees is the only good choice.
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and this is just one example. Both of the major choices are there, and each of them is like "Which curse do I want to take to be able to use functional software?"
@da_667 opening firefox
