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Cake day: December 30th, 2023

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  • I started out on feddit.de, but at one point the admin went on a vacation or business trip and never came back. The database went corrupt and the instance was destroyed more and more, until it finally went offline.

    In the meantime I switched to sh.itjust.works, and I love it there. It’s mainly for French and English speakers so I guess Canadian, but it has been a super smooth experience for more than a year now. And the people are great too.

    There is feddit.org for the German speaking region now, and it has a great team and concept behind it, but it was a bit too late for me.

    I then switched to piefed.social because the Lemmy developers suck big time. PieFed is great, but I am exclusively browsing via the Voyager mobile app and there have been some bugs lately, but I will for sure switch back.













  • I know it’s not the topic. I just wanted to say that it is useless for me despite it’s update policy.

    Microsoft for example can offer a great Microsoft Office experience that has all the AI agents I ever wanted - but as a Linux user that doesn’t help.

    Also Ford can make a car that is really great for saving fuel - much better than Peugeot - but I only ride bikes.

    You can call it whatboutism, but for me it’s just a shitty product I do not need.



  • This discussion is 4 month old, but I will post the top comment (49 Upvotes) because it is not so easy to follow that archive link.

    I’m a KeePassXC maintainer. The Copilot PRs are a test drive to speed up the development process. For now, it’s just a playground and most of the PRs are simple fixes for existing issues with very limited reach. None of the PRs are merged without being reviewed, tested, and, if necessary, amended by a human developer. This is how it is now and how it will continue to be should we choose to go on with this. We prefer to be transparent about the use of AI, so we chose to go the PR route. We could have also done it locally and nobody would ever know. That’s probably how most projects work these days. We might publish a blog article soon with some more details.