It worked on my box!

To be fair a certain security company was in global news for exactly that same send it behavior. Why waste precious resources on multiple instances? Investors hate waste. 😅

This. They provide outstanding insights and the articles they provide alongside the data are quite good.

Strange- the very tone of this thread is suggesting that the HA developers choice in how they distribute their platform is “incorrect” by your assertions. Further you seem to disagree with explanations provided as to why those choices were likely made.

Dismissing those statements and observations do not make them incorrect. Nothing I stated is dramatic: it is an observation and a comment on an increasing trend popping up around several projects. This particular topic and your responses within it align with that trend. My closing statement was directed at that. You are welcome to not like it but resorting to insults is a bit childish.

Honestly I really don’t think I am.

I’ve seen a number of topics over the last few weeks that are framed as this evil developer is doing a sinister thing…. And for what it’s worth I read the “clickbait” and then did my due diligence and followed the links / git responses etc and lo and behold every. single. issue. was stemming from that community.

We aren’t reddit. This isn’t 4chan. If your community is getting cut off because, frankly, it’s being unreasonable… don’t come here looking for a personal army.

It seems to me they chose to provide a platform that vastly simplifies the installation of their software and maintenance of its code from a debugging standpoint. This seems perfectly reasonable. This appears to bother a particular community who feel entitled enough to demand multiple developers cater to their distribution’s needs. Shit needs to stop.

The “messenger” seems to have a lot of bias they are parading around as an objective truth.

From what I’ve read the “white knights” you appear to be referring to are pretty clearly either developers or people with programming experience. To my eye they appear to be pretty level headed and on point in their observations.

But that’s hard…

Agreed. If an operating system I don’t support for my software was redirecting its users with issues to my front door I’d cut them off too if they didn’t want to help. Two way street friends. If they wanted to vilify me over it I’d happily terminate communication with them.

From what I gather here you have a particular flavor of a distribution that does not work with a foss piece of software. This is not uncommon.

Developers have finite time and energy to put into the development of their platform and likely spend that time supporting their existing user base. Just because you took the time to learn esperanto and think it is a superior language does not mean everyone else must cater to your whims.

Based on your statements you seem to “understand” nix… Instead of demanding they cater to your needs: Perhaps you should undertake the burden of forking, modifying the code, and supporting the vast ecosystem of addons then. Surely it would be a trivial matter.

Just posting facts boss. If that bothers you then maybe do a fact check beforehand.

To respond though: most people typically don’t need a daily driver knife… and if they do: a pen knife or box cutter is probably sufficient. Generally speaking- the less dangerous things in immediate reach of someone having a breakdown is probably better and likely saves lives.

If I’m not mistaken they don’t exactly take kindly to even letter openers. So you’d be incorrect.

This is neat and all but let’s take a moment to consider all that this is doing is subsidizing landlords who are charging too much. If Denver were to impose a rent cap or punish gouging - housing would be more affordable for the impoverished and everyone else. More money to spend means a better local economy. Subsidizing just emboldens the landlords to continue to raise rent and pull more money out of the economy.

Meanwhile pay for teachers at public schools apparently get pay from…

…OP? Buddy? Fairy dust? Thoughts and prayers?

The fuck is that title.

I imagine most people are in this sub to track, discuss, and better understand the housing bubble we are in. While I think that there may be a bit of fluff here and there that is sensationalistic - it’s been pretty sound overall.

This post feels like it was spawned after a Friday night bender. You alright man?

I think you meant “still?”

We didn’t reset the board. We punted.

So what, let inflation run it’s course.

By the standards used to judge inflation in the 80s and 90s wed be closer to 30-40% inflation. Do you know how much our money supply grew as a result of us printing money (which WAS needed) during the COVID crash?

About 30-40%.

Match that against the house market growth and equities. It fits.

Inflation is still a massive threat. Europe is on the verge of a credit crisis… and the world is pinned to the dollar…and the US banking system has been leveraging up anything foreign to balance their books against their losses.

It’s terrifyingly complex and stupid that we let it get to this point. Have you looked at the balance sheets of those banks? It’s bad. We have some gsibs that are under water… and no bank that can feesably absorb them.

It’s deflation that’s deadly. The Fed is trying to prevent a labor uprising…

The fed needs people to lose their jobs. There needs to be wealth destruction to get things under control. This is the reason the fed was initially ramping rates - they stoped when banks started to fail… but they didn’t cut. They can’t. The banks / institutions are literally balls deep in various leveraged carry trades that need the rates to hold steady to be profitable. We cut rates: those leveraged trades collapse and the banks fail. If we raise rates the bonds backing those trades collapse… margin requirements rise and the banks fail. The fed literally is walking a tightrope.

This is the result of not letting the banks at fault for their gambling addictions in 2007/8 suffer.

Sorry but that ship sailed a decade ago.

You aren’t wrong. The problem is we’re on the same doomed ship.

Inflation primarily hurts…

Everyone. Wages cannot keep up with equity growth. Costs are skyrocketing. Layoffs are increasing to defend profit margins. It’s a bubble. We formed it and by god we’re going to pop it. The soft landing isn’t a myth … it’s misunderstood: it’s landing a plane in the Hudson. It’s still a crash and awful but we survive. The alternative is far worse and the fed knows this.

Rate cuts early will lead to stagflation and us revisiting this exact spot far worse off than we currently are.

Cutting rates will see inflation just run back to prior levels and beyond. The fed knows this and is why they just tease it and then revise down.

They’d love to increase rates but the banks can’t handle it… so we’re stuck with holding the course for probably the next 2 or so years while the at risk banks exit their at risk positions.

I’ll get the popcorn.

This was already established with the gameboy vs… everything else.

Ancient hardware. Complete market dominance.