I definitely understand where you’re coming from but you don’t really need a car in Boston. Also the assertion that seaport doesn’t have transit is false.

My one mailbox complaint is that the spam filter is pretty much non existent

It also does input validation to ensure one doesn’t break the sudo file.

Could you provide an example?

Okay. Gen z programmer here. Can you explain this black magic? I see it all the time in kernel code but I have no idea what it means.

Why is this a big mistake? I’m not a c++ person

Look into https://radicle.xyz/

I’m struggling with this now. There’s an out of tree module I want upstreamed, but the author (understandably) doesn’t want to put in the work to upstream, so I did. The upstream folks are reluctant to take it because I didn’t actually write it.

I really don’t know what to do.

That’s a mistake you only make once!

I’ll admit LUP is worse but self hosted has a lot of the crypto stuff too.

Most of their ‘content’ is the hosts reading our donations each episode and playing obnoxious sound effects. It used to be much, much better, but this crypto stuff ruined it all. I really wouldn’t even bother.

If you want a good Linux how, check out the Late Night Linux family of shows. They have programming stuff, Linux stuff, comedy, Linux news, and more. They’re pretty legit and have a strict real content policy.

I recommend mailbox.org instead.

I believe they just forked ActivityPub.

This was recently packaged in nixpkgs. FWIW.

Lemmy hug of death

I’ve created a PR for this to be added to nixpkgs: https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/387174

Yes. The author is a bit edgy, but it’s a cool and impressive game

Try Veloren and Anarch! Lots of fun to be had.

I wish it had a more comprehensive auto correct feature. I maintain a huge bash repository and have tried to use it, and it common makes mistakes. None of us maintainers have time to rewrite the scripts to match standards.

CC, depending on which version you choose, is pretty much open domain. I personally would stay away from it for code, but there isn’t really anything wrong with it. MIT is also pretty permissive, but derivative copies of your work need to acknowledge that you wrote the code. GPL is something called Copyleft. It protects both you, your users, and your code to the highest degree. You retain the copyright but also anyone who takes your work and modifies it must also give their source code with the program. I’m simplifying here some, but I recommend you look up the definition of Copyleft licenses, its history, and why the GPL is so important. I emphatically recommend that you choose the GPLv3. But in all reality, there is no “best”. It depends on what matters to you and how you want the code to be used.

It is definitely an important topic to learn about. To be honest, I’m surprised you programmed as far as you did without knowing about them. Great work.