I’m comparing the github android app vs. a couple gitlab android apps vs. responsive web of github/gitlab. I’m not using forgejo, gitea, etc. much yet.

My main usage:

• check notifications
• check action results
• merge prs
• comment / discuss
• track new releases of starred repos
• track activity of ppl I follow

Imo nothing comes close to the ux of the native github app (yet).

That would be great. Also the github app is fantastic. I want something like that to access all federated git hosts in one place.

https://www.gimp.org/donating/

This comment is missing the mandatory “btw.” :(

Joel is amazing. Love his stuff.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40481808

Exit code 2 -> boom

It’s tar --help on my system 💥

Yeah, but what are electrolytes?

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Use a postfix satellite setup. Requires minimal config and provides queues/retries/etc.

https://www.lunanode.com/guides/postfix_smtp_secure

Fucking CJS. Please use ESM to delete all my files 🙏

Done, next the Linux kernel? 😱

😅

AI Generated Git Commit Messages

Are you fucking kidding me

Fascinating, thanks for pointing that out https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/jit-reason.html

I don’t agree with this hard split between SPAs and MPAs anymore (ie. SPAs for apps, MPAs for websites/content). In my opinion SPAs are simply a progressive enhancement for MPAs which allow even faster page navigation. All frameworks now come with SSR solutions and if a website still requires JS to show content that’s a skill issue.

Looking at Astro the line between SPA/MPA is getting really blurry. Just slap a View Transition element on your page and you got a MPA which acts like a SPA when JS is enabled.

Thanks for the correction. Slightly overestimated 😁

No way ads consume less power than bitcoin. Just the lights for ads probably consume more than bitcoin, not even talking about creating ads, which I assume consumes a double digit percentage of the global work force.

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