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I rarely wish for the downfall of things, but StackOverflow is one of those exceptions. Good riddance.

Used to use Porkbun but now I just use Cloudflare because everything goes straight there anyway.

Pack ripping was huge during COVID. It is always more economical in the long run to buy singles than to rip packs. Generally speaking, the primary purpose of mystery boxes is to dump slow-moving inventory.

Yep. In my very limited experience with PCB design most of time is spent sourcing parts, not designing the PCB.

The two issues I have had in 20 years of Apple laptops is the butterfly keyboard and the GPU causing discoloration of the screen, both on the same MacBook Pro.

That said, I think over the years I have gotten three or four random checks in the mail from Apple over the keyboard, and they fixed it outside of warranty. With those MacBooks, you have replace the entire bottom assembly (keyboard, battery, speakers, etc.) and it isn't cheap.

Same. I made the mistake of adding the downloader to it at the start but brute forced my way through. Single Rust binary for all of the *arrs + sabnzbd is nice though. Unfortunately it is not something I am comfortable making public due to the all-in-oneness of it.

Almost all of the time went to to the downloader (usenet is more complicated than I thought). If I had just focused on the basics (sonarr, radarr, seerr) I could probably could have knocked it out in a day or so.

I have done several of those things on the list in just the last three weeks. It's amazing. Never been more excited about building.

I only keep an OpenAI sub for Daybreak Blue at this point. It's pretty easy to get access to, but requires a Yubikey.

Discord is incredibly popular among younger people in general now. It escaped tech people containment years ago.

It's the exact same thing. I have a hook that automatically sends negative feedback anytime it responds with "You're right –"

The worst trend in UX in the last decade is the endless "Got it!" popups and feature notifications that distract the user from what they were trying to do.

I don't know why anyone would ever willingly want this.

Long legs to illustrate me attempting to stretch my budget by using Haiku the last week of the month.

Microsoft bloat really knows no bounds.

Yep. Proxmox, Kubernetes, ARC, and t3 code threads spawned inside of kata containers is my current workflow.

Better than the feed. But I still go straight to the left sidebar for repo 90% of the time, and the random ordering + "show more" is incredibly frustrating. Let me set permanent sort and default to show more. The contents of the right sidebar (what's new) do not need to exist at all.

Or just skip all of this BS and let us design our own homepage with pre-defined components.