Two-finger scroll won me over to the trackpad and I never looked back. A mouse is an annoying complication IMO - and on the way out along with desktop computers, despite what the out-of-touch geeks in this forum wishfully think. Might as well get ahead of the game.
European. Contrarian liberal. Insufferable green. History graduate. I never downvote opinions and I do not engage with people who downvote mine. Low-effort comments with vulgarity or snark will also be (politely) ignored.
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Mouse? What is this thing you talk of?
JubilantJaguar@lemmy.worldto Fediverse@lemmy.world•YSK: Before she was the CEO of BlueSky Jay Graeber worked in cryptocurrencyEnglish63·18 days agoThis kind of purity policing is deeply offputting IMO. And certainly won’t help build federated social media.
JubilantJaguar@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.world•Help me figure out a skateboard graphicEnglish4·1 month agoDupe post. Please delete one of them.
JubilantJaguar@lemmy.worldto Fediverse@lemmy.world•There is a federation problem on Programming.devEnglish32·2 months agoA nuanced take in response to casually lobbed accusations of Nazism? How come you haven’t been banned?
Perhaps it depends on community but my experience has been pretty uniform: brigading, comment removal, bans, for expressing ideas that (according to opinion polls) are shared by literally most of the population. At first I was a bit shocked, now I know just to avoid politics, it’s not worth the trouble. If you’ve had a difference experience then good for you.
Try expressing a centrist or - heaven forbid (I haven’t actually tried this one) moderate conservative - position on a hot-button subject and see if you still feel that way.
Just don’t try to debate politics unless you already subscribe to the prevailing groupthink. In fairness, that’s true of any social-media forum, and the corporate ones have other problems on top.
JubilantJaguar@lemmy.worldto Linux@lemmy.world•My experience with Canonical's interview processEnglish01·4 months agoThe boss being an asshat doesn’t automatically disqualify a product made by his employees.
Some interesting thoughts - and questions - here. Seems you posted them in the wrong place, given the paltry response. Or possibly at the wrong time (i.e. 6 hours after the herd had moved on, a perennial problem with social media).
XML is space-inefficient with lots of redundancy, and therefore considered to be ugly. Coders tend to have tidy minds so these things take on an importance that they don’t really merit. It’s also just fashion: markup, like XML and HTML, is a thing of the 90s, so using them is the coder equivalent of wearing MC Hammer pants.