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'planning' does not go well with 'guarantee', does it?

while bear looks all nice and good it's saas, right? Run by a mortal. How can that be guaranteed forever?

> compile flags

they don't play nicely with os package managers like apt.

what is the thing with gmail in 2022 other than lock in?

this bothers me a lot. That bystanders can read my cleartext email is one thing. But that somebody hords and data-mines a huge quantity of them is a bit creepy to say the least, isn't it?

I would bounce gmail if my email provider offered that option.

how does is compare to e.g. xapian?

anyone seen it on an asus x205ta (32 bit BIOS, sigh)?

no, it's too bloaty to run it longer than the mentioned 5 seconds in good faith to not deplete the biosphere with bloat like that.

fair enough, but how can a 'network' be 'social' if there is only one provider. ('Thou shall not have others before me').

Making means of communication a matter of taste of those who don't care won't yield good results. That's what brought us into that surveillance capitalism mess.

What's scary/techie about servers communicating? How to change that and make federation fearless?

it's sad that in your eyes federated is tied to techie.

> Building everything you can without js will make your site:

an immediately readable text rather than a program that tries to generate one.

> a lot better than having your site break altogether.

that's a humble baseline, isn't it?

OT. I just don't want it.

how many planets do you guess would it take if there were 9 billion people carrying, patching und using Apple phones?

expat, sigh. openssl, sigh again.

wonderful. That spirit is what we aim for at our youth centre http://jugendhacktlab.qdrei.info/. Raspis all the way down.

how would I use aerc and not maintain a go toolchain?

Raspberry Pies have their mascot-fruit on that key.

I am lazy and run html-tidy.org.

> usability is much better

of the download/onboarding! Which is not what I should spend most my time with Xcode anyway.

I would eagerly spend 5 minutes more choosing if I could reduce the several hours (sic!) download time and save insane amounts of energy.

compost!

you could emulate that with $ find, but expiring stuff will require quite a mind-shift, I guess.

I do similar for mp3 recordings at https://codeberg.org/mro/internet-radio-recorder/src/commit/...

Who needs it all? Don't force on me what I don't need as once was and alas is no more.

I find it so embarrassing because every dev gets fed this culture. Or take the insane update sizes. Os or Xcode. Or the upload to the app store useing bandwidth several times the binary size. An app that used to be .5MB in objc is now in swift 15MB tesflight, 70MB production ipa and 300MB upload traffic.

That's what sustainability looks like in the eyes of a hardware supplier.

septem, octo, novem, decimus is latin for the numbers 7, 8, 9, 10.

why do so many need a CDN recently?

duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32648589

have you thought about serving them eicar?

bear with me slightly OT: I am looking for a tool to edit drakon[1] flowcharts offline on a M1 mac.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DRAKON

that's what I did with "{first_name}@{last-name}.name" and a quite light grey for @ and .name.

On the card are the only immutables – my name.

All else has to go handwritten when handed over.