Not really, a big driving factor behind making devices irreparable is to uphold the illusion of infinite growth.

seethe

Very concerning word use from you.

The issue art faces isn’t that there’s not enough throughput, but rather there’s not enough time, both to make them and enjoy them.

Does the same behavior appear with DuckDuckGo, or other alternatives?

If you have a desktop, buy a second drive. You might even can use your Windows installation for apps with no (good) Linux alternatives.

Because they were far more useful to the average person, than the glorified spam making machine. Also it’s not like something like this happened for the first time…

EDIT: forgot to grammar

If I ever create my own messaging app, it’ll be called “updog”.

Use google to mean “web search” in general!

Let them loose their trademark over the name google by generalization!

I used to flex on other programmers by telling them I code in D. Nowadays they tell me to try Rust instead. (D is still better IMO, especially with no const by default, which isn’t always convenient, especially for stuff negatively benefiting from functional programming.)

Linux doesn’t have a standard file extension for executable files, and that wouldn’t have been good for this meme.

As long as you don’t check the task manager.

In the short run, yes. In the long run, this just makes a bunch of coders that are now afraid of type declarations, because they were scared away from it with the “what if you have to choose?” tagline, thus making turning back to the proper way of doing things harder.

I have a few suggestions:

1. Better education. Don’t scare people who’re learning programming away from the lower-level stuff, especially as people are even getting scared to use type declarations, not just the pointers (of which I was fearmongered with in college, as they told me Java is the future).
2. Better portable APIs. Thanks to WebAssembly, one could easily have both something portable in a web browser and as a native desktop app, except instead we get browsers running said applications. I had some thinking about such a project, but then I remembered my iota project (a D-native replacement of SDL/SFML/GLFW, but without bloat by including standard library features), and then stopped thinking about it immediately, since a much smaller project already causes me too much headache. (Someone has a handy guide on win32 API? I have issues on getting certain messages produced, like input language change, and I don’t know if I glimpsed over some functions that enable them and just weren’t included in the documentation of the input language change event codes.)

And the app is just a chromium browser without the ability of typing in your own URL.

Textediting2earn

Wait until you meet with Javascript and WebAssembly viruses!

Those are not femboys, but doggirls.

Because it was initialized to null

No, gen Z C++ requires you to type fn for every function, weakly typed (type systems are scary), and every value is constant by default (variables are super scary and bad).

Someone should make a dataset like that called “Habsburg Diffusion” or something like that.

There’s already a smaller fandom of actual AI VTubers. VAs of VTubers don’t seem to care at all, and even being amazed by the tech.