I am all for valve in terms of games, even though I don’t like the buying but not owning things stuff I would always prefer Steam over anything else. They earned my trust, something no other non-human entity will ever get. This company just has it figured out.

The Python REPL is fucking good.

It show ******* but when I copy paste it shows hunter2 to you

Being open source mean nothing if no one else can continue development, other than that yeah pretty great

Sad but necessary. I like the fact that this doesn’t exclude IRC from matrix as anybody could setup a bridge. This is what make matrix special: it’s openness and decentralization from ground up.

Did you know you can write your password on Lemmy and it automatically replaces it with *? See my password is ******** and Lemmy make it so you read it as ********. Awesome right? Go ahead try it for yourself!

Does it’s run upstream Debian or SUSE? No? A custom distribution with proprietary binary blobs and no updates after one year you say? Sounds shit.

If it’s WASM it’s here to stay.

Please don’t.

What do you mean giving back to the community? We already report a use case!!

A follow up post of your solution would be nice

I plugged a mobile stick into my FritzBox and use cellular. I only tested this, never actually needed it.

Thx, I h8 it

Might as well roll the dice for order every time a user loads the page.

They don’t work in practice, no modern browser actively queries any revocation DBs. It’s just much more efficient to let something expire sooner than keep track of all lost somethings.

Having certificates that are valid for over a year is contra-productive, as when they get in to the wrong hands they might still be valid for a year until they naturally run out of time. The reason LetsEncrypt issues only 90d valid certificates is not to annoy you, but save your ass once someone obtains your certificates.

Nothing will be more Skyrim than Skyrim

Admin dont like changes in their workflow and Systemd changes a lot of things, for better or for worse. That being said i do like how Systemd does things and wish for an overall better experience for linux not a worse one.