Vim and VS Code are both text editors that can become IDEs with plugins. You can use vim with language servers if you want, as there are plugins for it.

People don’t realize that they don’t need to use all the features.

Their are other European competitors that actually support open standards and most support GPG encryption of incoming emails so you are not stuck with them. And for storage nextcloud supports e2e encryption. Proton was always a tech-bro designed trap.

They also promote cryptoscams.

Is this the same as, “fuck standards, pay for a walled garden, and promote crypto-scams” proton? I’m shocked 😮

Unsupported versions are unsupported.

Worst orchestration options of any modern operating system?

I don’t think you understand what the word bloat means.

Why should git have a mediocre ticketing system instead of getting out of the way of dedicated ticketing systems?

Small personal projects just need a text file with a Todo list, large organisations might need something super heavy weight like Jira. If your VCS has a ticketing system it’s going to be dead weight for a large chunk of users, because there’s no one-size fits all solution.

Lightweight distros need less than 1GB of RAM, so you don’t need to use the entire RAM.

98SE was complete crap and people only forget about it because it was followed by ME.

The repo alone has 114 contributors, and that’s assuming no one copied code from any other project. It’s not that small.

One thing I’m missing in all this, did the dude change the license from GPL without the other contributors express permission? That on itself would be a massive violation of the GPL

It was a joke to make the point that vim can be the easiest tool to use if you are trying to do a complex task.

Easy is relative. What are you trying to do? Replace a value in an yaml file? Then nano is easier. Trying to refactor a business critical perl/brainfuck polyglot script in production? Then you probably want to use vim (or emacs if you are one of those people)

Except crowdstrike literally doesn’t work like that on Linux.

The OS getting fully bricked because of a third party software update is still very much a OS level fuck up.

A neat way would be to re-use one the 200 already existing standards like rel="author" or even rel="me" (which mastodon already supports anyway). This solution just is just NIH-driven development.

Windows XP code was leaked 2 years ago, so it’s freeware according to this idi… stable genius .

While I personally don’t oppose licenses that forbid commercial usage, this is not open source.