Will talk about Linux, plants, space, retro games, and anything else I find interesting.
Also [email protected] over on Piefed.
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28·12 hours agoToday’s xkcd is pretty terrifying. Even more so with the context.
It more reinforced it.
1·1 day agoI usually just go on new then see what people are posting. Then subscribe to communities.
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6·2 days agoWrap em in foil. Boom protected. But kinda moot if there’s no power.
Kiwix is awesome. Many many years ago we made a sharepx from all of Gutenbergs library and creative commons works. We also added public maps.
Less end of the world, more entertainment and helping out the community.
There are also pirate boxes that do the same with not so free resources. And they work offline for hundreds of devices.
Other software like Piefed you actually do get private votes.
Just fyi, this only works on Lemmy but not Piefed or other software.
33·2 days agohttps://open.spotify.com/episode/7bIdtI3D6kZihq6Jxl8hSl
This is the same person on a podcast.
I believe he only owns 10%ish of the company now. And most of his investments are in spacex. So I’m honestly not sure what hes going to do.
Looks like the new oblivion game.
One of the communities I maintained already popped in some really disturbing…content that needed to get removed.
Quite a few people use them on the more modern sites like bluesky/mastodon (also rss/email etc…).
Its like less than 99% of people from what I see on my sites (Im a software developer) but its enough to make a difference.
We did. You bring down the branch and then discuss. We used jetbrains and it had a function like that. But it was a while back.
The biggest thing git does is one person can get one or many branches (AKA version control) on ANY machine. They all act like they are the source of truth. CVS/
Mercurial/etc…all have the issue that they expect to be on one machine as the source of truth. And if that machine ever goes down…Before git (ya im old), I used a plethora of services like git. There were times back then when a server was down and the history…was just gone.
I worked at a place that just had a git on a sftp server and that was it. Worked well in a small team. Git is made for it.
Having a separate issue tracker turned out to not be a big deal at all. Theres a lot of niceties github has, but it turns out you really dont need a whole bunch to make good software.
Nowadays i would probably go with gitea or forgeo if I had to self host, but git by itself is perfectly fine.
Why are so many accusers dieing by suicide in the same day?
May they rest in peace.