> Reinventing the pull requests

I've got some wheels spare, care to have some?

am i a robot or is this just way too hard?

Poor sould -- they should have googled `wlroots` before their commenting.

> Defeats the point of sandboxing

Sandboxing defeats the point of said applications. If you want your computer to have no functionality, check out Figma. A clickable prototype sounds like precisely the security the world needs right now.

So accordingly, ActiveX was a brilliant idea and any web page should be able to execute code in the kernel context, otherwise no meaningful functionality can be provided

The whole problem with wayland is this mistaken absurd belief that the security standards of a desktop are equivalent to those of a website.

They probably don't even expect 4chan to pay up - they just want them gone.

The GDPR is about your data being handled overseas.

OFCOM&co is about overseas data going to you.

yay capitalism. thank god it is a joke!

> Those maintainers worked for free—why should they get credit?

ROFL

Of course! Think of the dangers of an unsupervised child... (SHOCK WARNING) cooking... A gasp MEAL!

You're so right... Some of these patterns are, to their very core, parts of what make these social media bad.

I'm not really sure if the author (i.e. generative language model) is being serious or being sarcastic...