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GitHub etiquette for a bugix fork that got out of hand?


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in reply to Lojcs

If you can, fork it again but this time only fix the one bug with minimal changes and submit that as a PR. Then ask the maintainer about submitting more to fix the other bugs, and doing some refactoring.
in reply to catloaf

Yep, this is the way. A PR should have a single focus. So your updates may end up being multiple PRs.


Vänsterpartiet syns inte och hörs inte. En orsak till det är att partiledningen bestämt sig för att ligga lågt så att de kanske på nåder kan få en plats vid köttgrytorna och ingå i regeringen. I det läget går det inte att säga nåt som retar upp sossarna. Vilket idag betyder att det inte går att säga nåt alls.

blog.zaramis.se/2024/12/24/van…


in reply to ooli

So, what if they just switch to federated social media?
in reply to ooli

It should be a good thing, people have to think more before posting their bs to the world. Less bots also. It just has to be implemented with freedom of speech in mind to be able to critic political opinions without fear while simultaneously have real consequences for deaththreats and hatespeech.

in reply to ooli

so they are basically just genetic material with no coat?
in reply to HubertManne

From what AI understood, yes. Scientists are not yet sure exactly what they are, and they have no apparent way to survive outside of a cell like viruses, but they also seem to be more complex than plasmids.


i will install linux mint xfce instead of xubuntu, what should i know??


what should i know?? will it go faster than xubuntu? because it doesn't use any snap applications?, will it have a modern ui? because, no offense, xubuntu's ui looks very outdated and i know i can change it but i want something straight out of the box, i've seen screenshots of mint xfce and it sorta looks like GNOME!!! amazing woa!!yea linux mint let's go!! what will be the pros be for using linux mint xfce please?? over xubuntu

edit: i've been using linux for 4 years now woa.. a huge trip yep!!!! my distro of choice was xubuntu, smol one wow!!! but now that i know mint has no snap and therefore no slowing down the laptop, i may go with that hey yea! so i'm not a newbie, i know the commands i know how to update wohoo!! and do all that stuff, basic things, thanks you

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in reply to Garibaldee

Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions movement, or BDS, has gained momentum, encouraging individuals to use their purchasing power as an effective tool for change.


Can Cuba Survive “Maximum Economic Pressure”?



in reply to xia

Well the windows case sensitivity is not just Bad or bad1 but also baD2 too.

Unix users think it’s bad, Bad, bAd, baD, BAd, bAD, BaD and BAD

in reply to xia

Pro Tip: If you want to really annoy Windows git users, just put some on Windows "illegal characters" in the filenames before committing. It is even funnier, if the git server has no UI where it could be fixed quickly.

in reply to Garibaldee

People are fed up with zombie neoliberalism. The old world is dying, and the new world struggles to be born; now is the time of monsters.Antonio Gramsci


Good and bad war criminals




How Putin won the Romanian election


Politico clarifies that the overwhelming majority of votes were cast for Calin Georgescu not because of a sudden love for Russia, as is generally presented in the West, but because of the deep disappointment of the residents of the Balkan country with their authorities.

“People have developed this idea that everything is manipulated anyway, everything is decided behind closed doors and what you see and who you vote for is much less important,” she said. “People’s perception is that political life and institutions are dominated by these murky networks of interest … I think to a large extent that perception is correct.”


said Oana Popescu-Zamfir, director of the Bucharest-based Foreign and Security Policy Analytical Center.


in reply to schizoidman

Have they considered spending less on war and more on education / R&D?
in reply to emergencyfood

Why would they consider anything like that? they want China to be worse, not America to be better.
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in reply to schizoidman

What concerns would those be, that the few US chip companies would have to be compete again?


Installing Proxmox on a DELL Optiplex 3020


I've been running VMs on some old DELL T110ii but realise that I've loaded it a bit too much so want to leave it doing the job of NAS with Truenas Scale and move all my VMs to Proxmox. The idea is that I would have two optiplex that provide redundancy.
Truenas Scale has got me used to ZFS but clear may not be an option with Optiplex 3020 as ZFS is pointless with one SSD.
Has anyone got some similar arrangement and has their VMs and containers running on these simple desktop machines? How are you managing high availability and resilience?




Mastodon Annual Report 2023


Direct PDF link
in reply to flamingos-cant

I thought it was a typo, but no. They really are releasing the 2023 annual report in the last few days of 2024.
in reply to kersploosh

They do, at least, acknowledge this:

We recognise that this Annual Report for 2023 is arriving later than we had intended. Going forward, we plan to release our Annual Report for 2024 in Q1 of 2025, where we will establish clear and ambitious goals for 2025 and beyond. This adjusted timeline allows us to provide more timely insights and better align our reporting with our ongoing growth and development.
in reply to flamingos-cant

Also I guess it makes sense that they've been too busy with everything else to have a timely release of a perfectly crafted annual report.

It would be nice to have a report earlier because I'm interested, but in terms of transparency needs this is fine.

If a team of three full time employeesand a limited budget had plenty of time to write up reports, that would maybe be a bit of a red flag as well.