that’s still crazy though.

What? What the fuck!

Damn, America really is having to tighten its belt, only ten aircraft carriers doing donuts around the world while my bus route to work gets cancelled

While git’s CLI has always been atrocious (I’ve been using it daily since 2011) I’m used to it by now. So what is Jujutsu really bringing to the table here?

Support for multiple version control backends? Why? Everyone has pretty much settled on Git, for better or worse. I say this as someone who even used Git-TFS, Git-SVN, as well as Git-CVS import tools to pull things into Git.

Trump is like your mother, you just have to call her on the phone on a regular basis so you stay in good graces.

Literally that’s all that needs to happen to keep these pause extensions happening, just call him and let him talk

I agree. It is a setback, but I don’t think we’re in “it’s over” territory yet

This is the same as people who don’t want to pay artists for their work and just say they get paid in “exposure”

If you are using open source as a company, you should pay the maintainers money, either through hiring them or directly funding the development.

I donate money to the pieces of software I use every day, because I’m in a position as an individual to, but there are lots of companies that are free riding

It’s 2003 and I’m protesting against an invasion of a country in the middle east that is based on a lie

It’s 2025 and I’m protesting against an invasion of a country in the middle east that’s based on a lie

this makes me worry because this could easily be used as justification that we don’t “need” the bottom 60% of consumers to keep our consumption based economy functioning. We can just have the rich consume more.

If it has been downloaded over 1.7 million times you need to contact Github about this, since it is an open source project that people are depending on, and discuss your github action usage with them and determine a path forward for continuing to use github actions

The repositories that contain code that is for work need to be owned by your work, not your personal account. Have your work create a github organization and transfer your repos to their org.

By creating your own format, you now have to create your entire ecosystem, or add functionality to existing systems to deal with your format. That is a huge undertaking and why media consortiums exist for stuff like JPEG, MP3, MP4, etc etc.

I don’t know the music ecosystem at all, so I don’t know what open source programs you could modify to support your format, but realistically that could easily be a year+ project.

If you’re having fun, keep going, but it’s a big challenge

Catholic indulgences with extra steps

Yes, but there are a number of intermediaries between you and the bad things being done when you just own an index fund.

This is much much more direct linkage to the bad shit. They are getting much more money directly from the renting. That’s way worse

Odd. I know that FreeBSD vendors or did vendor jemalloc in-tree as their malloc implementation

IIRC automatic controls important pieces of infrastructure that made a fork very difficult, and they also sabotage people who attempted to fork

https://techcrunch.com/2025/01/11/matt-mullenweg-deactivates-wordpress-accounts-of-contributors-planning-a-fork/

The things I mentioned that are non violent, are collective action, but it doesn’t seem to be that effective. That’s why you see people deciding to do violence

People have tried protesting. Writing articles, and boycotting.

The state has responded with violence.

You can say that adventurism is bad, but what else is there?

Maybe?

I tend to think that they treated people shitty because they had no solution to questions that had already been answered, besides closing the question and marking it as duplicate. That the behavior of treating people like shit was a symptom, not the disease.

SO was incredible. I remember it very fondly circa 2011 thru 2013 while it was still growing and all the questions every thought of hadn’t been asked yet.

Obviously as time went on, the challenge of organizing and managing questions once a huge base of knowledge had accumulated, proved to be a much more difficult. I don’t think they ever solved that, and ended up rewarding toxic behavior.

It’s a shame.