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@channelOwen@fosstodon.org @rperezrosario@mastodon.social What about us Linux Phone weirdos? I heard there's dozens of us!
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mastodon 4.7.3I'm a developer who likes to work with many a language but mostly #Golang, #PHP and #Typescript.
I love #OpenSource, my GitHub is full of open source projects big and small.
I'm a fan of #3DPrinting and #SailfishOS.
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@rubdos@mastodon.social @ilpianista@functional.cafe Yep, my previous comment about using official libraries aged like fine milk.
Anyway, not as serious as it might seem, see my analysis for BitSailor users: https://forum.sailfishos.org/t/bitsailor-support-thread/15074/94
Edit: On the flip side, it got me to consider implementing rbw at a speedier rate.
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@derickr@phpc.social @Crell@phpc.social @wwhitlow@indieweb.social StackOverflow is gone because AI doesn't tell you that this question is a duplicate of a question solved 15 years ago where literally nothing applies because 15 years is like 2 centuries in IT time.
Love or hate AI, but StackOverflow was just waiting for something to replace it because of how bad it became.
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@ilpianista@functional.cafe @rubdos@mastodon.social The whole point of BitSailor is to use the official Bitwarden CLI because then you get the same level of security as with official Bitwarden apps.
Using Rust libraries is not the hard thing here. I'm fine with providing rbw as an alternative backend when (if) I have the time to do that, but it will never be the default simply because it's not official.
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@rubdos@mastodon.social I might be a bit biased because I wrote it, but BitSailor is probably my most used native app. Which is why I've written it in the first place - sometimes I want to turn off AppSupport and that was kinda hard when I had to open Bitwarden.
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@rubdos@mastodon.social Oh, and I forgot ProtonMail Bridge CLI though it's mostly install-configure-and-forget.
But using the native Email app for Protonmail is nice.
RE: https://social.coop/@smallcircles/116292767099140272
This is so disgusting. This is not democracy. The vote has clearly been no.
On one hand you try to teach everyone that "no means no" and then you do this. Guess it means no means no unless you really want it to mean yes?
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The #EU still wants to scan your private messages and photos.
https://fightchatcontrol.eu/?foo=bar
From @chatcontrol@mastodon.social site creator, in a HN comment:
> In an unprecedented move, the #EPP is attempting to force a repeat vote tomorrow, seeking to overturn the otherwise principled March 11 decision and instead favouring indiscriminate mass #surveillance. In an attempt to avoid this, the Greens earlier today tried to remove the repeat vote from the agenda tomorrow, but this was voted down.
> As such, tomorrow, the Parliament will once again vote on Chat Control. And unlike March 11, multiple groups are split on the vote, including S&D and Renew. The EPP remains unified in its support for #ChatControl. If you are a #European citizen, I urge you to contact your #MEPs by e-mail and, if you have time, by calling. We really are in the final stretch here and every action counts. I have just updated the website to reflect the votes today, allowing a more targeted approach.
@dansup@mastodon.social Did anyone claim your projects are hostile? Or you personally?
I don't have a horse in this race so I don't care either way, just saying that listing your pro-developer projects might not be a response to what others think of your behaviour towards them.
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@claudius@darmstadt.social @grumpygamer@mastodon.gamedev.place I'm afraid it won't thrive much. The only ones pumping money into it were Meta because of their Metaverse dream.
Let's what Valve has in store, but I'm not holding my breath.
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@dawngreeter@dice.camp @Daojoan@mastodon.social I'm 100% sure there are people who actually think this or something similar.
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@purrperl@noc.social @channelOwen@fosstodon.org I mean, given they started with all their apps closed source, they're going in the right direction.
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@purrperl@noc.social @channelOwen@fosstodon.org SailfishOS is really a mobile OS, not a desktop reskinned as a phone. From what I've read it's also the only Linux phone OS that can be a daily driver unless your needs are very limited.
Getting your IDE to work is definitely possible, but there most likely aren't any ready made packages, you'd be on your own to compile it.
If you know Linux, you can do pretty much anything (I recently packaged Proton Bridge for SailfishOS, for example), it just might be a bit harder.
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@purrperl@noc.social @channelOwen@fosstodon.org Jolla does have some proprietary code, namely parts of the UI, their Android VM solution and some MS Exchange addon.
Lately they've been open sourcing more and more parts, so the UI might be fully open source one day.
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@teodorsandu@mastodon.online Is there? Postfix increment returns the original value so C == C++.
Yay, just when I though my life wasn't disturbing enough on its own, this gem finally arrived!
Guess it's time for a reread, this time with a physical book.
If you want to read online, see https://elan.school (WARNING: this is not an easy read, it's extremely disturbing).
#ElanSchool #MrJoeNobody
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@Tutanota@mastodon.social Every time I see a new attempt at this, I remember those fedi people shushing me when I said how they cancelled Chat Control is anything but actually cancelling.
Anyway, this is never gonna stop, we have a new initiative to monitor us peasants to prevent us from revolting against the new-age nobility every two or so years.
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@crankylinuxuser@infosec.exchange @Tutanota@mastodon.social @protonprivacy@mastodon.social Congrats, you moralled yourself out of using a service that respects your privacy. That'll show them.
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@rubdos@mastodon.social @ilpianista@functional.cafe Well, you still need the node runtime, packaging would only help with getting rid of npm, not node.
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@crankylinuxuser@infosec.exchange @Tutanota@mastodon.social @protonprivacy@mastodon.social Hence my first comment.
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@carstenfranke@mastodon.social Come on, I'm not even American and can tell you:
- basically anything Clinton did when it comes to economy
- middle east bullshit, fucking up their lives is a US tradition at this point
- not codifying Roe v. Wade
- not abolishing the filibuster
and so on.
The last one might seem mild, but it's actually pretty huge given how many things it could have prevented.
The Roe v. Wade thing is especially disgusting because they used it to scare people into voting democrats.
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@viktor I figured that would be the case and I very much hate that practice - is your work worth less because your country's buying power is smaller?
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@eugenialoli So, your conclusion is that it's great, except it does not have enough of the only thing that matters in a computer?
Not sure I quite understand you Apple fans.
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@aburka@hachyderm.io @nikitonsky@mastodon.online Nah, most system work on the assumption that a major version is incompatible. So while it's more or less safe to update to latest minor and patch, major version upgrades don't happen that often.
RE: @lowqualityfacts@mstdn.social
Thought we all did that...?
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@Daojoan@mastodon.social Didn't really read it whole, simping for monopolies is not my cup of tea.
The Romans also had many things figured out - turns out slavery is great when you want to cut costs!
That's pretty much how the intro reads to me.
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@marcink @sue @onepict The difference is, if you pose a problem to me, you'll have outlines of a solution in seconds and it's likely to be good (as an outline).
I'll happily offload the boring part to AI, creating the solution is what interests me, not really manually implementing it.
Not the same thing as a junior robbing themselves (or being robbed) out of experience.
I won't gain anything by writing more code, unlike the junior dev.
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@Xibanya@mastodon.xyz Where are you all applying to? In my previous job where I did the hiring, a significant portion I hired were women. And in my current job no woman has applied yet but I'm pretty sure we wouldn't really make a difference between a man and a woman, all that matters is that they're suited for the job.
@skye@indieweb.social Join the Symfony folk! The produced code is generally much cleaner.
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@crankylinuxuser@infosec.exchange @Tutanota@mastodon.social @protonprivacy@mastodon.social I was talking about Proton
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@renardboy@mastodon.social @Daojoan@mastodon.social Brother, given I reference something from the article (and that I mentioned reading part of it), one could say I'm not the only one having trouble reading.