You just forget about Samoa and Puerto Rico and all of our other colonies? America is an empire, you're just late to the party of realizing it
That diver stunt was my "this guy is stupid and I shouldn't listen to anything he says" moment. Before that I was just skeptical. No idea how he had any credibility with a decent human being after that.
My neighbors literally called my landlord because I let my homeless cousin who lives in his van stay at my house because he had a stroke and they thought he was getting high in his van when he was just smoking cigarettes and sleeping.
I'm unemployed.
"Knows"
Too much credibility to the backend devs out there. "CSS is too hard to remember" is why things like tailwind are more popular than they deserve.
Two district attorneys in Massachusetts sued the federal government in 2019 seeking to prevent arrests at courthouses but dropped the case when former President Joe Biden took office.
Your neighbors get to suffer because of party politics.
Elixir and Clojure are awesome languages and don't need no types. Elixir is getting them though, so you weird static type absolutists can finally look at it soon. I even use Haskell and OCaml and Rust which has stricter types than the languages y'all write in and I never complain about the lack of types in languages.
I'm the guy on the right, typescript devs are in the middle
Aww, little robots to take care of the cows after you rip away the baby from them and force them to breed over and over to keep them lactating 😻 those are happy cows for sure since you scratch their ears :D that erases all the pain and grief you cause them
So cute! Adorable :3
"I get to have parental leave, but the poor don't!"
Glad it was a bipartisan showing of the rich at least
It's gonna stay free forever, you're totally not externalizing those costs to someone else. You can't break the laws of thermodynamics
You know what they say about when you don't pay for a service...
Music would be gone forever lol
Gigabytes of L3 cache when
Damn why doesn't git just use sql instead of Merkle trees I guess that's just stupid tell Linus to get to using SQLite asap!!!
But no, you're wrong. Cryptographically verifiable merkle trees are a valuable way to store changing data. Unlike your recommendations, they don't satisfy the needs of verification, which is literally a great use-case for ssns. Now I'll admit that the SSN db doesn't need to be distributed, which is the only thing a blockchain adds to that equation. But you are just flat out wrong for suggesting a sql db 😂
That's because it's using a language you don't speak.
I love Esperanto, so to me forgejo is very cool
Im merely making a value proposition because im an engineer and I've had this same exact problem and desire. Call it experience — a static blog is fine since I can build one of those in my sleep, but for me I wanted to post on it when I was away and only had my phone. Now do I put it on my git? A separate notebook that is synced somewhere? I have ADHD—if I want to write I have to write and I can't just hope to remember it sometime later. Now what's the point of my blog if I can't write on it when I need to but simply don't have my desktop nearby? Also you have to have pay for a CI to do the building anyway for a static site generator, that ain't free and even if you found a service that provides CI for free you're just externalizing your costs somewhere else. Laws of thermodynamics still apply. So instead of paying for CI to build your static site, I'd argue just pay for the server rendered site. Why choose to have a 1gb ram build server for a blog when you can just use that server to run the blog.
And they want federation support. Ghost is working on that as well speak. What static site generator supports federation?
It costs like $3/mo to host it. If that's too resource intensive then I don't know what your limits are. Compute isn't free—that literally breaks the laws of thermodynamics, no matter what you're told by hosting services, and ghost does server side rendering and has a dynamic admin dashboard and can even work headless... and it costs less than $3/mo for your own personal open source cms.
If you need something that costs less then you can just build your own I guess, but how many hours of your time is that worth when you could just be spending $3/mo. If you make minimum wage at $7/hr one hour of work gets you two months of running a website.
Can't see a problem with Java on Steam as long as you bundle the runtime and not depend on linking to it