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Raphael Rochet
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Programmeur et consultant solo. Utilisateur de #Archlinux et de solutions open source en général.
Thom, exceedingly pureIf you hired a translator and they sent you a Google Translate translation, they would be a bad translator.
If you hired an artist and they sent you an image generated by Gemini, they would be a bad artist.
If you hired a programmer and they sent you a slopcoded website, they would be a...?
Yeah.
What is it with programmers and their desire for mediocrity?
GrapheneOSIf banks and governments insist on checking devices for security they should define actual standards. It should be possible for any tiny project to be certified at no cost and the standards should be fairly enforced so a mainstream device without current patches is disallowed.
JA WestenbergThe worst thing about online learning is that everything has become a video. Every code tutorial. Every design tutorial. Nobody actually writes out a guide anymore. It's just "hey guys welcome to my tutorial" and watching 10 minutes of content that isn't remotely relevant...
@ploum Le plus souvent pour moi c'est une branche par contribution, branche faite idéalement au plus près du dernier commit du projet.
@alarig Excellent ;) Merci !
@alarig Ah en effet !
@alarig
Bonjour, y aurait-il un changement récent ou un souci avec l'instance au niveau des apperçus des images jointes aux toots ?
J'ai une quantité anormale de "Prévisualisation non disponible - Cliquez pour ouvrir" dans mon flux 🤔
Si ça se trouve j'ai juste pas de bol 😅
Bonjour, y aurait-il un changement récent ou un souci avec l'instance au niveau des apperçus des images jointes aux toots ?
J'ai une quantité anormale de "Prévisualisation non disponible - Cliquez pour ouvrir" dans mon flux 🤔
Si ça se trouve j'ai juste pas de bol 😅
RE: https://framapiaf.org/@sebsauvage/116023102246062898
Woa. Le genre de nouvelles que j'aime lire.
Merci pour l'info :)
David Chisnall (*Now with 50% more sarcasm!*)Remember: It's okay for your F/OSS project to be finished. You don't have shareholders who need you to grow every year. You don't have customers who need to be persuaded to buy a subscription or a new version every year by marketing-driven features. If it solves the problem that you created it to solve, you have won. You now have some software that solves the problem that you had. You are allowed to stop now.