Very big words to describe us small men

First off, big respect to the author for taking on this endeavour and procuring themselves permanent scars in the process. Second of all, I will hide back in my cave, thanks

Bro tipped his last fedora

Hard pic 🔥🔥🔥

Absolutely, the syntax and API isn’t exactly easy, but it is miles better because it’s both more familiar to other programming languages and because it is verbose.
I argue that the complaint some have about its verbosity is of little meaning, those people have just used the shell so much that they naturally remember a lot of commands, what they’re used for and their specific syntax, but for a beginner it’s difficult to string everything together, because a lot of tools are of independent origin. Regardless, Powershell should by default have quite a few aliases to the commands/functions with long names so it’s not like you can’t have the best of both worlds

Sometimes

Always*
Shell scripting for serious tasks should crash and burn, wherever possible at least

I see, that makes sense

You mean unrestricted battery usage? If so, I don’t exactly understand how it differs from keeping the unifiedpush integration off and relying on the app, does it make it so that it’s only “ready” to be triggered by ntfy when it would otherwise poll the server on its own very frequently (so you end up actually saving some battery)?

Thisss, it’s atrocious

Oh yeah, I have seen some of those

Spot on response!
Just a note: in my experience Mercurygram with ntfy is terribly unreliable, with notifications coming in days later, so I personally ended up enabling its background service anyways, it doesn’t look like it’s taking up much battery at least

OMG one my favorite creators on my favorite platform, this will get my penguin panties wet 😳

Adobe

That’s… an interesting piece of lore lol

This one goes over my head ngl

Best way to out yourself as a furry

drink another coffee

Lol, was expecting to be drinking verification can next, perhaps by Meta, wonder how that would taste

Yeah that’s also a good solution!

Idk, it’s just awkward wording, that might be what they mean, like they don’t want money for what they do as to avoid creating an expectation, though that doesn’t come across at all from the original text, so I have no idea

Piped always does, it’s the way it works. Invidious is not always like that, at least if what is said in this issue is still true, it depends on the instance