Well, time to switch to BSD /s

I want those brain cells back

I prefer the term “long term job security”

I will only agree if you give Lower Bavaria to the Russians. But not before i could move away from there.

That’s fine, it’s the most important one anyway.

Signed, a totally not biased Bavarian

Oh, i’m with you, don’t worry. Just wanted to note that. Yandex has several datacenters, so for a really noticeable drop they’d need to wipe several of them. Though, they might have some more spread around the world…

Yandex also offers Cloud Services. Just saying…

Ah sorry, my brain tends to skip things for some reason

They would know this in universe if any of them were even passably interested in the scientific method instead of being arrogant rich bastard assholes that I fully detested by the end of the source material.

I kinda love how this is a perfect description of Rowling herself, lol.

Wasn’t there also something about intention? Like you have to actually intend to do certain things, the words & wands just help focusing whatever that magical power thingy is.

I found it doing quite decently when using it with strongly opinionated web frameworks and some rules. After all, most web projects are mostly CRUD anyway. For desktop apps it seems mixed, probably because there aren’t many frameworks that give structure. It did however throw together a working app for me so i can map my mouse buttons, but it’s in golang. I’m more of a python / php guy, so i can’t really tell if it’s coded correctly. It didn’t delete my computer yet, though.

With this photoshop clone however, i’m surprised it starts at all. Last time i’ve tested something more complex for desktop, it failed spectacularly. So i’m quite curious how far they can push this thing. What i don’t like, is that GenAI stuff they have to generate images. Coding is one thing, but using it for “automated art” is not so great…

Tbf it’s declared “early alpha”, so not surprising.

Holy shit it happened, someone chose the passphrase

It’s a nice idea, but random passwords are quite a bit safer than any manually created password. We use password generators for that. Some of them also support passwords that can be pronounced. In some way, anyway, because the “words” make no sense.

Though, i’m still waiting for someone who would accept a passphrase.

It’s their user password to get into their computers. Password manager won’t help there.

You don’t install anything. No local admin for any normal user.

I let the users choose whether they want pass phrases or classic cryptic passwords. So far nobody wanted passphrases, because apparently they can’t do 10 finger system typing. Next step will be self-service passwords & MFA once we fixed the major issues around here.