Jahin Z.

Jahin Z.

@jahinzee.net

(・_・) he/him/his. tz: Sydney/Australia. https://jahinzee.net. DMs closed, contact me from my website. pfp: picrew/lulljevic

54 followers203 following519 posts

Pinned

yk that old joke "no-one wants to eat a clock cause it's time consuming" if that's the case then why do I see ppl coming back for seconds

you discover new music through algorithms and automixes. i discover new music almost exclusively through BGM of random memes and YouTube videos. we are not the same

Jahin Z. reposted

press 4 to pay respects

Phillip Carter@phillipcarter.dev

I am sorry but this is the funniest outcome. They ragequit the CA business because people were mean to them on social media loooooool emudhra.com/en/press-rel...

View full thread
View full thread
View full thread

i can't even begin to point to a single episode of his that i can describe as a good entry point so i'm just gonna drop a few of some of my faves in this thread:

every other post on Linux subreddits: "what do Linux users think about om-" this is the 500th post, can we stop giving this garbage any more airtime for goodness sake

>at a pub the other day >see non-alcoholic ginger beer on the menu >orders that >given a can >read the can >"alcoholic 4.2%" what did they mean by this

mind you, there was no other alcoholic ginger beer on the menu they could've confused it for handed it back and just got a coke

Jahin Z. reposted

polish invention of national importance: the czosndog. a hot dog whose bun is an entire garlic baguette. czosnek = garlic. split it, sausage in, cheese on top, bake. bacon, chilli and spring onion if you respect yourself. born on wykop in 2020, beloved since

controversial opinion: KDE would be vastly better off without the KDE Store as it exists now. (I'm talking about the built-in store where you can download themes and widgets and stuff)

View full thread

3. if none of these are feasible, drop the store altogether the store as it is now is a net drain for the KDE project, better off dead than alive

anyways that concludes this rant, I might elaborate and refine the contents here one day but for now here it is

controversial opinion: KDE would be vastly better off without the KDE Store as it exists now. (I'm talking about the built-in store where you can download themes and widgets and stuff)

View full thread

and yea, it's convenient and very cool to have a built in storefront of themes and stuff to get ppl into customisation features but the quality of the overall store content is awful, gives me Microsoft Store vibes (filled with mid-to-low tier garbage with no cleanup actions in sight)

my idea of fixing this is to: 1. bring the store in house, preferably cleaning up the infrastructure issues along the way 2. better moderation! remove the slop and instigate better controls on quality and security

controversial opinion: KDE would be vastly better off without the KDE Store as it exists now. (I'm talking about the built-in store where you can download themes and widgets and stuff)

View full thread

like idk if it's just me but this screams bodgey and disconnected, and doesn't really give users any confidence about what they can expect from the store, and if it's any good

controversial opinion: KDE would be vastly better off without the KDE Store as it exists now. (I'm talking about the built-in store where you can download themes and widgets and stuff)

View full thread

2. SO MUCH SLOP and not just AI slop, the content on there appears to be filled with autogenerated "the exact same lock screen layout but with a different wallpaper" type stuff is anyone even moderating there?

3. who is flying this thing? the store is on a KDE.org subdomain, which gives it the project stamp of approval, but the infrastructure and everything is hosted by OpenDesktop/Pling (an organisation that also hosts other storefront projects, and a whole office suite or something apparently)

controversial opinion: KDE would be vastly better off without the KDE Store as it exists now. (I'm talking about the built-in store where you can download themes and widgets and stuff)

1. the Get New Stuff frontend is broken half the time, the web UI is an utter mess that is also broken half the time (good luck using the search bar, it's purely for decoration at this point)

Jahin Z. reposted

i am a heron. i ahev a long neck and i pick fish out of the water w/ my beak. if you dont repost this comment on 10 other pages i will fly into your kitchen tonight and make a mess of your pots and pans

it seems YouTube's summary AI cannot comprehend the artistic beauty of "top 1000 cheese", simply reducing it to "love song compilation"

who in the everloving hell thought it was a good idea to have two Python Discord API packages with incredibly similar names (`pycord` vs `py-cord`) ?? only differentiated by punctuation making looking up documentation and tutorials for them basically impossible

Jahin Z. reposted

Re: "Funding for Omarchy is good news for the Linux ecosystem overall" No it's not

Steve Klabnik@steveklabnik.com

"Omarchy is not just a distribution, but it's also a counterweight to all the nonsense that has plagued Linux for far too long. It's a refuge from the clowns and the circus that has been Linux politics since the old institutions got infiltrated."

W

Fastmail@fastmail.com

Fastmail data can now live primarily in the EU, on servers our own engineers set up in Amsterdam. Current customers can switch in settings; new accounts pick a region at signup. 

 Our CEO Bron's post walks through exactly what lives where.
www.fastmail.com/blog/fastmai... #Fastmail #Email

Jahin Z. reposted

I used to be kinda jealous of artists drawing better than me, but that post aswell as the thought of “at least it’s not a/i” made me rethink it in a positive way. I proudly present this little stick figure I drew.

This post is unavailable.

is it just me or is Thunderbird's UI just plain ass at this point I used to love it, but the semi-recent redesigns and complete jank it left on parts of the UI left me feels like they've done zero QA on anything UX-wise

and with there being basically no other decent Linux email clients (Geary and Evolution have gross libadwaita headerbars, KMail is stuck in the 90s, Merkuro isn't ready, and don't you dare tell me to use a TUI mail client) I've basically gone back to just using webmail clients