I think there are a lot of gunky software out there that only works on Windows. I tried getting my mom on Linux but I was unable to find any good open source sewing and graphic alternatives to the expensive lock in hardware that she had already bought.
Although I doubt these are the kind of road blocks charities are facing.
I feel like I’ve seen this headline about 15 times already
10 years ago up you’d be doing some “devops” to get going. These days it’s actually easier than windows on many dostros
I let it grow for a 3 weeks before cutting. Nothing special over here. My grass grows slow so that’s nice.
I’ve thought of doing some planting but I get over whelmed and just let it go
Jinjer is pretty badass. The vocals are top notch in both ends of the spectrum.
Do you just let your grass grow wild or planted something like clover like others are suggesting?
Those can be built here
Who’s taking bets on when these are dropped?
The security of Poland just got Windozed
Customizing my development setup is enough for me.
There is a such thing as progress.
Is not Fedora independent of red hat?
Except for the upstream (or downstream since they are bleeding edge) development, I always assume they are isolated from red hat influence.
Hey guys, even LXC kinda sorta ditched Ubuntu. The creator gave away his baby LXD to Ubuntu and started supporting Incus instead.
Although i think it was just canonical that he wanted freedom from.
NeoVim plus tmux.
Great multi dimensional way of operating. You have access to the terminal and your ide.
It’s beautiful
Plus tmux
NeoVim
I enjoyed Scala. I don’t think they’re what killed Scala. I think what speed down Scala adoption was that it was too related to Java and on top of that Java was adopting much of the functional paradigm taking a bite out of scala’s dinner.
Scala was adopting functional enthusiasts and the JVM again was to related to Java for their tastes. And if not, then they could just go to Closure anyways.
But in my case it was Rust. With Rust I could also get into systems programming if I wanted to and didn’t have to worry about the JVM.
The JVM is really the only reason I have yet adopted Jenkins as well.
Does that mean there’s a script that lemmy will automatically set up an email server or just that it will connect to existing email server from configuration inputs?
[EDIT] I’m doing the install from scratch option.
Just FYI, you don’t need credit cards to increase your rating. Just keep up on your loans. Although hence, it does require a loan or two