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Sure, I agree it’s fairly gender agnostic, but it’s a familiar term that shouldn’t be used when addressing strangers.

Simple clear ballots right!?

Although yeah I agree with most of the points.

True that!

N is the number elements to be parsed by the function

n = 1 and you have O(1)

Interesting!

I think more the randomness aspect of it, comments people requesting accesses, accounts being created all around, etc…

Well if the app is actively maintained the code is checked every time someone makes a push request to the main code base. You still have to trust the managers of the repository (code base) to verify every push request thoroughly, however, it’s in the best interest of the repository managers to do so to maintain trust in the project and it’s users.

A shitshow! /s

Love Ben Eater and his projects. Helped me understand lots about how a computer functions under the hood with his 8bit computer project.

Yes they both use ActivityPub to broadcast interactions to other instances.

Thanks for the tip! I might just create a kbin account for this purpose.

Or it could just require you to set up your login on your instance in the settings and then work as a regular share button

Could probably be used as a good random number generator, by using the state of the network at any given time, similarly to how cloudflare uses a wall of lavalamps to generate random numbers since the system is quite chaotic and unpredictable.

Entropy can in a very simplistic way be described as chaos/randomness. It come from physics and the flow of energy but has usefulness in other fields as well.

Web apps will be more restricted into terms of how they can interact with the underlying OS as they first have to go through the browser. Also I wouldn’t say weapp have any influence on independence and privacy, and if anything they are less private since the hosting server will know your IP and often require an account to use them. Native apps are installed on the system and unless they have routines to call back to the developer, it won’t really share any information about your system or usage.

The main big difference without going into different programming languages is that web apps are built to be served via a web browser and don’t interact directly with the underlying operating system (OS). Regular apps are built to be run and interact directly with the OS.

Maybe not the right community, and not sure whether to congratulate you or just say tough shit.

Everything can have a positive or negative charge. Voltage is just the difference in charge between two points. Given a big enough difference in charge any material can conduct electricity to balance the charge since nature seeks to balance out differences in charge/energy.

You add an initial link to the initial photo that’ll be shown and add consecutive photos to the body of post.