Index librorum prohibitorum

Looks trash

In italy rice isn’t part of every meal, but we are the major producer in all Europe. We produce many types of rice by ourselves and they are really different by each other. We didn’t import ‘em and decided to give names…

Ever thought about deviated septum

One of em installed it just because he saw me use it

Some of my friends just switched to DDG just because Google isn’t reliable anymore since the results became only ads

Linux users would quite literally laugh about this, yet here we are.

Well, Immutable Distros aren’t for “Linux Users”, but for casuals. I won’t ever advice any techblin to use a classic distro, because they don’t have any interest in learning commands and terminal, but just want to use something that’s not Windows

In my company we use Ionic, it uses a native WebView to render websites code.

The fact I can use html/css/js to do everything I want is great. But having to rely on third-party Capacitor plugins to use native features really sucks. Ionic provides custom html components with native look, and this is great, exept for the fact it still uses MD2 for Android.

Implementing MD3 all by myself has been a painful experience, only because default components style is so baked in, that you have to use ionic custom css variable to even change the background.

Back in the days, we were just 2 developer for 2 apps and a Website, and Ionic build all 3 of them with just one codebase

Security flaws are on the programmer, not the programming language. PHP is easy to learn and has many built in functions useful for web developing, but if the programmer doesn’t know anything about security and ships trash code it’s only his fault, this is why Laravel is so popular

Like on ios? Where you have the album cover as lockscreen background?

To me it’s already something that someone has actually moved to Lemmy. As happened with Twitter, the thing lasted a few weeks and almost everyone went back from Mastodon. I have no faith in redditors, this is probably just a phase