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@burnoutqueen you seem nice

Wonder why Linux on the desktop never took off /s

https://andmc.ca/blog/omarchy-the-distro-that-sucks/

Omarchy: The Distro That Thinks It’s a Revolution (But Is Really Just Dotfiles in a Fancy Hat)

A brutally honest deep dive into Omarchy, DHH’s ‘Linux distro’ that’s really just Arch with a bash script, bloat, and a superiority complex.

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The people who wanted to bring politics into work aren't happy with people bringing politics into work.
Want this feature: 'bundle update' but only gems that was published more than a week ago.
I could of course reference them from the git repo but with 15 forks it takes extra time for bundler to check latest version.
Is there any naming convention for releasing forked updated gems? I have quite a few outdated gems that I use and my forks has minor commits such as gemspec versions.

Considering migrating from Pusher to ActionCable. However it seems less flexible (and with more boilerplate). For example I want to support user-auth, customer-auth and anon, all these scenarios would have their own set of channels. How can I achieve that, based on this Rails issue self-answer it seems a bit hackish:

https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/30917

Best practice to use ActionCable with multiple identification methods? · Issue #30917 · rails/rails

In my Rails app, I successfully authenticate users via Devise for several ActionCable channels. Now, I want to add a second type of channels which does not require any user authentification. I inte...

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One month without Heroku. Moved to a locally managed server.

⚡ 10-20% faster response times
🗄️ No longer seeing spikes for database work
🚫 No downtime
💪 Better specs on servers
☺️ No longer have to deal with SalesForce account execs
🤑 Monthly bill reduced by 80%

so deleted all that and now using the PG gem instead. I should probably think about connection pooling here but this query will execute max a few times a day so no worries.