I’m interested in finding out what people think when they see something GNU. What do you associate with it? Do you tend to be more or less interested in the project if.it is GNU or not? What is your perspective?
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- frankenswine@lemmy.worldtoProgramming@programming.dev•If not Github, where would you host your projects?3 months
sourcehut, codeberg or self-hosting (cgit, forgejo, gitea, which ever suits your needs)
SuperCollider
this is why normies think we’re weird
i see 100rabbits
i upvote 100rabbits
Emacs clients in alacritty terminals on GNU Guix. I am used to vi-keybindings so I use evil-mode.
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldto
7 monthsNPR’s tiny desk
asking your friends and aquantances
listening to dj sets
rutracker
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldto
i think many vendors couple it to their DRM ridden online stores that sell you “epub” files that aren’t thst and that don’t work outside that device
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldto
ah no, sorry. it’s a Kobo Touch. very cheap when bought second hand. and together with the right cough subsription over at anna’s archive almost free 🤭
the screen eventually broke. was able to replace the screen with just a the right screwdriver (and the correct replacement part).
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldto
i have an ancient kobo 2 (?) that is repairable and just fine for the purpose
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldtoProgramming@programming.dev•I'm getting started with functional programming, which language would you recommend?10 months
GNU Guile or Racket. from the language side every scheme is a scheme though. it kinda depends what you want to do with it
SICP is great for a very general in-depth intro
it’s as simple as
(command argument0 argument1 argument2)meaning arguments 0, 1 and 2 are applied to
command. when an expression is evaluated it dissolves into a value according to its context.(+ 1 2 3) ; evaluates to 6 in a context where + actually means an addition or sum operation (* 2 (+ 4 3)) ; evaluates to 14 (i think)the absolute killer feature is the elimination of idiotic, man-made madness excused with the term “operator precedence”
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldtoProgramming@programming.dev•What’s blocking students from building real-world projects in college?1 year
time
it takes quite a big bunch of time to craft anything even remotely useful - the golden era of extreme java programming has long passed
- frankenswine@lemmy.worldto
what was your show-stopper when you evaluated Ghost?
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what happened? need more info
know the feel. even funkier with ssh/scp and the like with every other tool using a different case argument for the same
that’s how we learn and grow, i guess 🤷
happens to the best. if fail2ban were any more resiliently engineered it would have failed to start due to the error in the config file
why? what does it do to faint hearts?