~pinoinha @pinoinha@tiny.tilde.website

liberal.jpg

get 👏🏻 laid 👏🏻

Know the difference:
doom
DooM
MFDOOM

I'm so sorry.

(inspired by @tomasino, blame him!)

I have just released ./badges v2.2.0 (a generator for privacy-friendly README badges), featuring a bugfix in CLI argument parsing, a new flag for printing version information and an improved build/release process. Get it on @codeberg at https://codeberg.org/lhinderberger/dot-slash-badges

Today is the day to #GiveUpGitHub

whoa https://cohost.org looks rad

"a software company that hates the software industry"

this sounds like my jam
(and probably everybody else here's jam)

Remember to indent your code by negative four spaces

class HelloWorld {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(
"Hello, World!"
);
}
}

python devs will be like "that stack trace obviously means you need to change the config file which is also just a python script. this is a normal thing for software to do."

have you ever heard someone use the slang phrase "home skillet" ?

Hackers.town suppport trans artists.

This is my child.

He makes incredible music.

https://sketchtone.bandcamp.com/album/were-you-crying-when-i-wrote-this

No code is the best way to write secure and reliable applications. Write nothing; deploy nowhere.

https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode

Anyone using Haiku as their daily driver?

Hey everyone! We're launching #GoToSocial fundraising on our brand spanking new #OpenCollective page today, to help raise funds to pay contributors!

The open collective page is here:

https://opencollective.com/gotosocial/

And the post launching the Open Collective page is here:

https://opencollective.com/gotosocial/updates/gotosocial-opencollective-launch

An extract from that launch post is below :)

Thanks for reading!

---

We're organizing a long-term fundraising for #GoToSocial, on #OpenCollective! Some of you may have already supported us over on Liberapay, which we're incredibly grateful for, and it has helped us jumpstart some of this process (and to pay for our cute sloth logo!). In future, we want to use Open Collective.

Our short-term goals are simple.

Firstly, we want to be able to pay people for code contributions to the project, when they need it.

Secondly, we're looking for contributions to help us cover basic costs like hosting fees for our automated build system.

Finally, we also want to be able to put money forward for translation work, graphic design, accessibility audits, security audits, or any other small pieces of work that GoToSocial might require.

Eventually, we want to be able to hire developers, either salaried or freelance. As a milestone on the way to this goal, we're looking to make SuperSeriousBusiness into a non-profit organization by the end of 2022.