Be careful because they automatically ping around for passwordless wifi

Stop not open sourcing your stuff because you think it’s embarrassing. Some of the best products are made by junior devs, since they come with the fresh ideas and energy to change the status quo.

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To this day I don’t understand why we need so many terminal applications

Some of my old projects were GPL because I didn’t know AGPL existed. It’s not one of the default options on GitHub, i.e. the place where 90% of open source developers debut their journey

It’s more of a fault to Gitlab and other sites that they fail to compete, but GitHub is rapidly centralizing open source development to the point that projects don’t use it lose out.

I used to develop a RuneScape private server called 2006scape. It hasn’t been developed in years, but the source code release on GitHub still gets more views than 2009scape, an actively developed RuneScape private server on Gitlab with significantly more features and hyperactive development.

This means if you’re looking for contributors, or even users of your software in general, you want to be on GitHub. Most open source projects that aren’t on GitHub either follow a harder independence ideology or are blissfully unaware of what they’re missing out on.

One side of my family is super white and unintentionally very racist. To give an example, they don’t hate Native Americans (or anyone for that matter), but will causally refer to them as Indians and seem to think they go around wearing feathered masks in 2023.

My fiancee is Korean, and her English is so-so- which is probably for the best, because if she could understand the things my Grandfather randomly splurts out she would rightfully be quite offended.

But there’s no malice, only ignorance. My fiancee and I pick our battles and let it slide.

Canonical could have done a lot better with the explanation message here. The idea is to push apps towards XDG compliance and the use of things like Portals.

That said, unlike Wayland, portals really aren’t there yet from a UX perspective, especially for an app that is heavy on file transfers.I prefer what Flathub does where it puts a nice green checker beside your app for XDG compliance - it’s an encouragement, but not an enforcement.

If it’s anything like Korean (and it probably is), it’s specific when you can use each version of the word so it’s not like you could simply swap shi for yon

I personally have a list of 14 RFCs I won’t compromise on when it’s a first date

Top post of the hour is about an RFC from >20 years ago.

This is worse than the Linux stuff.

Y’all a bunch of nerds

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chromosome

True, but public mod logs and having the same community on multiple instances helps mitigate mod power

You’ve proven your own point excellently well

Tell me - if a terror attack murdering 3,000 innocent people justifies the murder of 45,000 innocent people, how many terror attacks does the murder of 45,000 innocent people justify?

Your logic is caveman level stupid. Continuously murdering each other’s civilians in the name of payback or consequences will never end.

Ok yup you’re actually just an asshole. Good to know the people who are offended by 9/11 jokes are people who I would prefer to offend.

Dupe of https://lemmy.ml/post/9074247

Before the Reddit exodus, I don’t remember many active servers besides Lemmy.ml and Lemmygrad (there was Lemm.ee and Lemmy.ca but they both had like 3 posts a week). Hexbear wasn’t federated, and servers were mostly being desperately spun up in anticipation for a flood of users who would crash the network.

The donations being down is bad though. I would love for at least Lemmy.ml to sticky a post asking for funding; one has to look no further than Thunderbird to see how well that works.

I’ve installed Libreddit to redirect any Google searches that lead me to Reddit. They’re not getting my visit!

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/libreddit/

Seems like you’re being sarcastic. Would you like to elaborate how 45,000+ civilian deaths in Afghanistan wasn’t an act of terror?