Not really, google results have been just that bad for the last 10 years. I can spend 10min looking for a piece of documentation on something and not find it. Or I can prompt an internet-connected AI and have it spit out links to relevant docs. It’s gotten THAT bad.
For the last 10 years I’ve been using KeepassXC file + nextcloud/cloud of your choice.
Desktop and mobile apps available. Browsers have extension for it for password fill.
It’s just a password-locked file that’s synced between devices. Simple, not dependant on any third party services.
Clarifying requirements, designing architecture. Also, I dont understand how is someone supposed to be able to “parse code” without being able to write it? It’s like being able to read but unable to write.
Similar thing with vitamin A. Everyone keeps yapping about carrots and veggies, when the best source of it is animal liver. Some animals like polar bears have so much vitamin A in their liver that you can easily overdose on it and die. It’s not even close.
Agreed, this looks more like Microslop complaining they don’t have plausible deniability rather than anything else.
At this point I don’t care. Trump set the bar so low that a colony of fermenting yeast would do a better job.
Let alone someone with actual good intentions.
Hmm, quite possibly.
Man, what happened with the KFC Xbox? Getting air fried chicken after a session od gaming seemed like peak console design.
We don’t do vibe coding here, we do agentic engineering. 😎
Damn honey, you look boiling in that outfit!
What happened to all the profits they would be raking in from AI? Man this is some desparate pivoting…
Please Todd, you have the opportunity to do the funniest thing ever…
Security through obscurity is a good thing to have, but a bad thing to rely on.
Well, this is why you go for global index funds. And if they actually DO fail, you’ve got bigger problems on your hands.
Bread, nutella, cheese. I guess sweet complements salty savoury cheese?
I guess we could also say that eventually that heat will escape outdoors and be radiated back into space, a tiny fraction of that will end up on the sun, and be sent back again.
100% of that tiny fraction still returns to heat.
I use Arch with KDE and a bunch of always open applications. At rest it uses 8GB. I paid for the whole 64GB kit, and I’m going to use the whole 64GB.
I come from an object-oriented household. Can relate.