@davel You are confidently incorrect on both counts, but that's to be expected. Stay classy.
@davel notably, we are not in China. Are you also going to claim that DeepSeek isn't censored?
If you don't see any protests in a democracy, it's not because everybody is happy.
@newhoa Well now that you also discovered the thread which explains the moderation here, maybe you should delete this comment?
@peregus yes, that would be here: https://github.com/timvisee/send/blob/master/app/fileSender.js#L81
@peregus It's explained in other threads here. The key is in the url but behind # and that part is invisible to the server. protocol://host:port/path?query#fragment, server will only see ..?query, so both participants can decrypt, but server can't => E2EE
@jwmgregory I think you misunderstand some of the technical terms, it would be quite clear how it works and why it's ok, so let's just keep an open mind. Nobody will be justifying their existence in front of a random internet user. So feel free to be sus, but keep an open mind about terms like E2EE, there is much to learn.
@sweng But what else would "forking" mean? As you said "in the usual sense". This is the usual sense - making a copy of the repo on github = forking.
@Sir_Kevin I never said "Have you ever corrected the store hours while driving off a highway in another city" - obviously that would be a stupid question, don't assume I'm stupid. I asked if you ever came back home, rested in front of Netflix and opened the app to update the store hours that you noticed during the day - because that's the only way they will be updated, and if you aren't doing it, then somebody will have to do it for you, so you owe them.
I hope you are joking. That's average. So 10m above sea level, but washed away twice per year by the more energetic storms and floods.
@CoderSupreme I just discovered that if I pay with my MasterCard, and the vendor saves my card details even against my wish, and then they make a new transaction, my bank is not able to reverse it. So yeah.. I guess I'm never paying by MasterCard ever again.
@kibiz0r @CapriciousDay
> it’s not a sustainable 100%-of-the-time every-single-day pace
The agile manifesto seems to disagree with you:
> Agile processes promote sustainable development. The sponsors, developers, and users should be able to maintain a constant pace indefinitely.
And it has some answers for the development of tools and refactoring as well.