propter_hog [mirror/your pronouns]

And if you’re working from a secure compartmentalized environment or are working on a high security project that doesn’t let you pull libraries from outside. Lots of reasons for being able to roll your own. Besides the fact that it takes like two minutes to write it correctly.

And if you’re in a language that doesn’t implement it

Don’t forget the ' OR '1'='1' --

Microsoft has a whole Linux division now. They’re fully in the “extend” portion of their plan:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguish

Cinnamon is a dope desktop manager, too, good choices all around.

There has been some push to group an acceptable use policy into the license itself, so for instance you can stipulate that it can’t be used for military projects. I think that’s a perfectly valid extension since there’s already a mechanism in place to say you can’t use it for commercial projects. Here are some licenses that try to achieve that: https://ethicalsource.dev/licenses/

Open source on a hobby board is cool shit.

Print out the install guide on paper and have it with you while you go. If you fuck up networking, you’ll have the directions there to get it back.

I’ve been using Lawn Chair for several years and really like it

It absolutely will be

Duly stolen and will be sent to colleagues tomorrow.

Yeah, that’s the same crossroads I’m at. Currently using Proton Pass, and I like it, but it’s inherently closed. Security by obscurity is kind of their m.o.

Side note: how do you like running vaultwarden? Was thinking about using it.

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

“Various improvements”

Man if someone started writing assembly in a technical interview I may pass right there. Good code is different than golf code.

openSUSE is the GOAT for several reasons, but by far my favorite reason is Zypper.

Or both! My first job out of college was at a bank and we used both, and yep, all male bosses had pants that looked like this.

If your boss’s pants look like this you probably don’t use Java; you use VB.NET.

I’d be down to clown with a rust-based de.