racemaniac

I love your optimism, but looking at the current trends of preorders, microtransactions, gacha games, .... Most gamers don't care about corporate greed and dive into it head first...

She isn’t gender diverse herself, she is a cis woman who decided that the people asking for their pronouns to be respected are the real cause of the bigotry we face.

They way i read it their point, it was about people being aggressive in having their pronouns being respected, even in situations where there's clearly no malice or when their pronouns just aren't known. I have no clue if that's actually happening, but if it is, i can imagine that's not very benificial to the cause.

But yeah, they do seem to generalize too much, and then blame everything on the next generation. why don't you just ban them for a week, and send them a message that while there might be something to their point, generalizing the heck out of it and blaiming the new generation for everything isn't the solution either, and not the best way to approach this discussion.

Maybe a bit of empathy an genuine feedback can make them a good faith contributor that has similar experiences in their life?

Aren't you afraid of just creating an echo chamber where no criticism is possible at all?

You can disagree with their idea of what the effect is of people being (perceived as) overly sensitive to pronouns, but isn't it a topic that should be discussed in the queer space, and shouldn't there be room for such points of view?

If they'd be personally attacking people, i can get giving them a temp ban a few times and see if they learn how to behave, but perma banning fellow queers from your queer discussion space because their opinions don't match yours really doesn't sound like a good basis for a heatlhy space to talk about queer issues.

And great that you're similar in age survived being young and queer better, does that invalidate their experience?

You're confusing UX with UI. UX = user experience, the entire experience, UI = the interface. UX is the entire user experience, and for example for joining reddit, you go to reddit.com and join. For lemmy you learn there are dozens of large instances, with intricate politics between them and if you join the wrong one everyone thinks you're a tankie....

That's terrible and i can imagine people are put off by it.

The interface of lemmy itself is indeed ok, and is close to old reddit, which at least the people here prefer.

So do you now acknowledge you're lying, or are you defending what you said, because it's sounds like you're trying to go both ways at the same time.

However, it's very Trumpian of you to be like "it's only illegal if i think it's illegal". Alas, that's not how the world and truth works... even if the big boss is making it seem that way.

We get your message, but you eplicitly said he didn't break the law, while he clearly did.

That doesn't mean people agree with him being detained by ICE, but he clearly broke the law, and for some reason you were like "no he didn't".

He did, why were you lying about that??

What else would you want to use something like teams for??

We indeed never encounter the technical issues. A couple of years ago teams had issues with images in chats, but that's the only technical issue i encountered.

And yeah, it's got the usual bloat, but it's not hard to ignore all the useless features. But indeed, if you have issues with calls, that sounds annoying.

Such as?

I use teams all the time at work and it seems to do what it needs to do well. Calls/meetings work wel, chatting works well. It's not perfect, but more than good enough.

already exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_chess

I love docker, it of course comes with some inefficiencies, but let's be real, getting an app to run on every possible environment with any possible other app or configuration or.... that could interfere with yours in some way is hell.

In an ideal world, something like docker is indeed not needed, but the past decades have proven beyond a doubt that alas, we don't live in this utopia. So something like docker that just sets up a private environment for the app so that nothing else can interfere with it.... why not? Anything i've got running on docker is just so stable. I never have to worry that any change i do might affect those apps. Updating them is automated, ...

Not wasting my and the developers time in exchange for a bit of computer resources, sounds like a good deal. If we find a better way for apps to be able to run on any environment, that would of course be even better, but we haven't, so docker it is :).

Then do some C# development in Visual studio, and you'll see how to develop while never touching the commandline ;) (but of course you could do some things via command line if you really want to) Everything from creating project to running & debugging to building & deploying, all via the IDE