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Do people doing non-FLOSS work not also sometimes face severe burnout?

In case anyone else runs into this: the Stats section was not shown for me by default and I had to enable it in Settings.

Really great site though!

Quick suggestion: let us resize the channel browser when it's horizontal, and perhaps allow collapsing it altogether

I'm not American. Nor is Motherless. And yet...

I admit I had the same thought as GP, though without the unnecessary kink-shaming.

I guess GP and I are both actually part of that "terminally online" group they're complaining about.

All you achieve is shifting the blame to the employees if the LLM messes up.

How is this not a good thing for everyone?

I hate how quickly some people have just accepted age verification is inevitable.

KEXP is great for this - various types of live shows and sets with great DJs. Most of the new music I've discovered over the past 10 years has been from them.

https://www.kexp.org/

I don't believe I did that. One could also ask why you put all the responsibility on people who feel they need to kill themselves, and none on other people/society

I really wasn't a fan of the movie. The actual Backrooms were neat to see, but the plot was very meh.

Then again, I very much prefer the Backrooms stuff without all the, for lack of a better word, "plot" around it - monsters, human organizations, etc, etc. What's far more unsettling to me is the idea that the entirety of the Backrooms is devoid of life, and there's no "reason" for it to be there.

Well at least we got to the heart of the issue - it's too costly to try to prevent people from killing themselves. Truly perfect example of how capitalism views life.

Of course, that most people regret their attempt after being saved by those 10-20 cops is irrelevant, right? I wonder what the benefits to society of that person being alive come out to, vs the costs to save them.

Anyway, you've completely missed my point (twice, in fact), so we're done here.

You think that a coroner cleans that up? I'm pretty sure that's not the way it works.

It's not seflish though - who has to clean that up? What about the people nearby who have to witness it?

The thing is people have been ending their own lives or of others who can't since forever.

How do they do this?

Or even Western nations like America and Canada? How many people die every year from preventable causes? To exposure? To suicide?

I'll admit I didn't look too closely at TFA :) But yeah, that part looks neat

QMK-powered keyboards can do this out of the box

It's not that odd of a take to recognize that the people abusing their power and those eating it up are both part of the problem in their own ways.

What's frightening is that you almost ran a script in your terminal for a captcha.

Good thing you have Gemini though.

I would not claim Steam users are "mostly" any of those groups, frankly.

It's just a bit strange how 'everybody' doesn't seem to include me - based on my own experiences gaming over 20 years not lining up with any of this silliness - as well as others in this thread.

In any case, I don't think "not wanting to make assumptions about people based on little to no information" really counts as "very rigorous standards".

Clearing up confusion about a demographic by assuming things about other demographics seems like a bad idea.

Is the implication here that the people shown in that video are trans? How do we determine that?

Do you have any actual data to back this up? Because it doesn't really line up with my experience.

Do you and GP understand that it's not 1998 anymore and that many, many different types of people from all walks of life play games?

I'm very curious what you and others think the average Steam user really looks like.

Presenting this as something that all or even most public speakers do is a bit wild. Have you got any evidence for that?

There's a pretty big difference between a random report submitted via email, and, say, a close friend of the maintainers letting them know a serious vuln was found and they should login.

This comment is a little light on the reasoning for why you were permabanned.

When it comes to movies/shows, I generally just trust the listing; there's no real risk, particularly as I'm not a quality whore.

For games/programs, I'll mostly just check the download page to ensure it's from a verified, trustworthy group.

Mostly though, I've never felt the need to be as paranoid as some people suggest one must be when torrenting; despite doing this for 20+ years, I've not had any incidents since I was about 12 years old.

Everything I've ever added was kept.

It is actually mentioned on the Wikipedia page [1] - and of course, you could add it yourself if that's not enough.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WinDirStat#Version_history[10]