What about a parking lot with a Mc Donald‘s? Seems like a good solution

And if want to stream your music on the go, setting up something like jellyfin or plex works really well

Lol the guy complaining about an 800 square feet apartment. That’s 74 square meters and as big as our neighbors apartment who are a couple with a kid. Not luxurious but here in Germany that’s average middle class.

Our apartment complex also doesn’t have parking but walkable access to three tram lines and another three bus lines, so it’s not a huge deal at all but I guess you won’t have that access in Portland.

We‘ve all bean there at some point

Holy shit, I was vaguely aware of this site but I never heard of the whole Byuu situation and just googled it. It’s pretty fucked up.

Yeah I‘m rarely riding my bike in my city because it’s just too dangerous and there‘s good public transport as an alternative.

Even as a pedestrian I see people with their cars crossing red lights in front of me at over twice the speed limit at least once a week.

I used them on some projects but it feels like copilot is still the best application of the tech and even that is very ummm hit or miss.

Writing whole parts of the application using AI usually led to errors that I needed to debug and coding style and syntax were all over the place. Everything has to be thoroughly reviewed all the time and sometimes the AI codes itself into a dead end and needs to be stopped.

Unfortunately I think this will lead to small businesses vibe coding some kind of solution in AI and then resorting to real people to debug whatever garbage they „coded“ which will create a lot of unpleasant work for devs.

That was my first Windows and it was unstable as hell. Barely had anything installed on that PC and yet it had random blue screens and crap like that. Really scared me as a PC beginner.

I don’t think they should be required to use all of the networks, just the open ones, i.e. no account registration required, easily accessible

Scaled is really good on lemmy for my taste at least

Here‘s my quick list:

• Kirby CMS - really good flat file CMS
• Laravel with Filament - really good for more advanced projects

Other people seem to prefer Craft CMS, Ghost or Statamic. There are lots of free or paid alternatives to WordPress that are already better in most regards.

Why did somebody actively edit out her name? That’s quite crappy. Usually it’s just in the bottom right.

Im a web dev and I build almost all of my sites without cookie banner unless they’re really required (YouTube embeds, invasive tracking etc) and when I don’t include a banner, people usually think I forgot it.

It’s a shame that most people think the internet just has to be crap now and every site needs some dark pattern banner to track its users.