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Liebes Chaos: hat jemand Erfahrung mit https://joinbookwyrm.com / https://inventaire.io/?

Wie einfach / lasterhaft ist es, die Dinge zu betreiben, gegeben dass ich mich mit Systemen allgemein auskenne?
Von was ich in den Dokus sehe, kommt leider inventaire quasi nicht in Frage (zu viele Arbeit, zu viele Komponente, wahrscheinlich zu fragil) und bookwyrm könnte tatsächlich etwas interessantes und plausibles sein :-).

Freue mich auf direkte Erfahrungen <3

Ahir vaig recordar aquesta carta de Rilke i torna a semblar força rellevant.
https://evilham.com/ca/blog/2020-carta-rilke-westhoff/

(També a gemini://evilham.com/ca/blog/2020-carta-rilke-westhoff/ )

Oh, hello compiling LLVM; I did not miss you.

Ich stehe so nah 🤏🏾 vor 'ner Email-Pleite.

Great, the legacy G Suite is being #killedbygoogle
and force-upgraded to "Google Workspace".
Any migration other than the force-upgrade is quite unclear, so I guess it'll be a great time to get some people off Google entirely.
https://support.google.com/a/answer/60217?hl=en#nonbiz

A thing landed on my inbox that just won the bullshit bingo.

I just cancelled my #eff membership and will not be spending to them, can also not recommend anyone to do that.

The reason?

This: https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2021/12/dream-job-alert-senior-fellow-decentralization-eff
It looks like they are looking to push forward "Web3" and cryptocurrencies. Both bullshit, speculative technologies that create more real problems than they solve.

If you are an #eff member, maybe consider sending them an email cancelling your membership demanding them to change course.

Just remembered why I don't contribute to certain Open Source projects: "Developer Certificate of Origin"
I prefer my internet pseudonymous, thank you.

I feel cute whenever I get an email from a US company trying to be cool and showing they have a personal touch, so they call me "Andr&eacute;s".

I just discovered that vscode runs perfectly fine on #freebsd and am impressed at how decent of an IDE it is for python ô.o.

Aviat m'animaré a jugar amb #dn42 per aprendre cosetes "d'internet profund", i potser per la eXO.
Si algú para per aquí amb ganes de tocar BGP (segurament a #bsd, però també potser amb Linux), aquí hi ha més explicat el que tinc ganes de fer:
https://agora.exo.cat/t/dn42-proves-dinfraestructura-dinternet/72

Pretty good article on #openbsd! I was just eying it yesterday for a #dn42 host to toy with BGP and RPKI :-D. It has everything I need in the base system! https://blog.apnic.net/2021/11/05/openbsd-part-2-why-use-openbsd/

Frigging webdevs.
Password input field with a maxlength of 20 (undocumented for the user) and: "onpaste='return preventDefault();'".

Someone should implement `-3` from `scp` into `rsync`.

That's literally the one flag I use `scp` for and I always get annoyed at `scp` doing "the wrong thing".

Mi estas surprizita! Lerni #esperanto estas amuza :-p
Ĝi estas logika, fremda sed facila kaj familiara X-D
Germano estas tre utila!

Avui he estat escoltant #esperanto a https://kern.punkto.info/ pensava "Quan ella parla em sona a polonès. Bé, no, eslovac. Quan ell parla em sona més alemany".

Sorpresa, sorpresa: ella és eslovaca i ell alemany xD
https://eo.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kern.punkto

So, I'm fairly proficient at Python, but learned it back in 2.2/2.3 or so and kept up until about 3.5. Lately I have the feeling that 3.7 and particularly 3.8 are game-changers.
Are there any resources to re-learn modern #python, but assuming that one already knows it?
Just don't feel like going through all the changelogs and PEPs >,<.

I'm unsure if the #freebsd cluster managers lurk around here, but they should be aware of https://we.phorge.it after Phacility announced they discontinued Phabricator development.
It's looking like a nice bunch of humans to give some continuity to the project :-).

Yeeeees, the #freebsd vim ports finally make sense!
https://www.freshports.org/editors/vim/

Timing might be off but… I'm a tad surprised at just how little I notice Facebook, Google, Amazon or Microsoft having outages.
I basically get told the outages happened.