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Ended up diving into a little bit of Groovy code this morning. Kudos to the folks over at http://groovy-lang.org for writing such fantastic high-level language docs. I've seen enough crappy docs to really appreciate good ones.
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Twenty-something(s) dev. Pro FOSS. Huge Mozilla fan & very left-handed.
@robert thanks :)
@robert Congrats! Very encouraging to hear as well, as I'm flirting with taking their CKA prep course.
PEOPLE WHO MAKE SOFTWARE: "you should always auto-update all your software so that we're all safe from hacks and viruses"
ALSO PEOPLE WHO MAKE SOFTWARE: "that feature you were using? it's gone now. also we may installed some adware and spyware and may have bricked your computer"
@amdt So much ~this~. I'm more concerned about this arbitrary 'studies' mode being abused, both by Mozilla and outsiders.
@phoenyxgreene wow, you're beautiful 😍
peter hessler @openbsdThis is a public warning, if your instance (or software) avoids/bypasses user-specific blocks, or post-deletion requests, then bsd.network will block your entire instance. This also includes if you "forgot" to implement it.
An important part of the Fediverse is trust, and violating that trust is a quick way to anger us.
@librelounge @[email protected] @emacsen wow thank you both! I was just taking a coding break to check this and do it hah!
I'm a big fan of Golang, working a lot on my bash, and looking to branch out. I think some of my weekend will be trying out Rust for the first time. Any advice from folks on where to start?
@codesections I frequently read other people's code for work, but also for pleasure/learning. It's sort of a hobby of mine to seek out Helm charts / large bash scripts and dissect them. The awful/arcane/powerful things do with Bash leaves me with a weird mix of respect and nausea =D