Notices by Amber (puppygirlhornypost2@transfem.social), page 2

Also one of the things I use to "convince" myself to do either of these strenuous tasks... Writing documentation (inline) along with unit tests gives you an astronomical amount of additions which artificially boosts your contributor status. problem is, this doesn't matter for me because i already have 20,000+ lines committed to this repository lol

I hate doing busywork but everyone else hates doing it and when I can just flex with more contributions to a project because I actually did the boring stuff I feel like I’m really helping the project. See, it’s one thing to implement hard features. Those are exciting, problems that don’t have easy solutions. Unit tests and documentation are just as important especially to ensure that solution stays consistent. It also makes sure other people can understand the implementation by describing why it’s done that way. It is a core part of any project and most people just neglect it. Fuck it. Documentation hell because I am a responsible programmer

bleh :(

As the project maintainer of Cardboard.NET it's important to me that both contributors to the library itself and library consumers can understand the project. I need to fix the api doc generation but I digress. God being a maintainer sucks ass sometimes because I am responsible for the "architecture"/"design" of the project. I have the final say and it's sort of my baby. Just because I have the authority doesn't mean I know all the answers ahead of time...

the problem with writing a misskey library is everyone wants to use it but nobody wants to contribute to it :neocat_floof_explode:

:neocat_floof_explode: this has got to be one of the saddest things I've read today.

RE: https://masto.ai/users/phoronix/statuses/113348342838321911

@rat@brain.worm.pink I used to make like 250 lol

* * The RealTek 8139 PCI NIC redefines the meaning of 'low end.' This is * probably the worst PCI ethernet controller ever made, with the possible * exception of the FEAST chip made by SMC. The 8139 supports bus-master * DMA, but it has a terrible interface that nullifies any performance * gains that bus-master DMA usually offers. */jfc lol

RE: https://social.restless.systems/users/CursedSilicon/statuses/113324490855876296

@erincandescent@akko.erincandescent.net thanks i hate it

if this offends you or feels too personal this is what it’s like to constantly be asked questions about our gender identity. while I may entertain it for some, it is exhausting to have to justify how I feel about myself to others. I’m willing to answer some questions but only if the person asking is respectful and understanding of the fact I may not want to discuss it.

the entire point of portage was to be a successor of ports... i feel so... naked without portage.

#shitpost

if sharkey ever had a plush what would it be

@puniko@mk.absturztau.be this doesn’t answer the question!

@puniko@mk.absturztau.be what the fuck is steinbock

@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe Do you or anyone at the bsd cafe have any write ups/blogposts for NIS? I'm aware of https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/handbook/network-servers/#network-nis but I was curious if someone also spent time to do a write up about their experience with it compared to other solutions like directory 389 and Windows Active Directory. I am slowly becoming more bsd inclined. My infrastructure relies on multiple vms right now and I'd love to setup NIS with OpenLDAP to control groups between my linux hosts for the instance. (we have a separate postgres vm, a separate vm for nginx/haproxy and so forth). Thinking NIS might be perfect here and I can use the need as an excuse to learn more about NIS and how it operates

@stefano@mastodon.bsd.cafe I’m curious by what the handbook means when it says "sync configs". Of course there’s an OpenLDAP section below, which makes me believe it’s not just syncing users and their corresponding groups. If I could do something like sync /etc/skel between hosts that’d be pretty cool. I remember I once set up an ubuntu server that made each account have zsh as the default shell with a barebones zshrc consisting of antigen plugins to make it feel a bit like fish with syntax highlighting. I mean sure I have terraform and ansible but one of bsd’s appeals to me is how homogenized userspace utilities are. They all work together instead of feeling like I have to hack them all to deal with various quirks.

this is actually horribly accurate. I procrastinate doing things that I wanna do I’ll lay in bed for hours after getting home not wanting to move.

Gets me every time

#shitpost

@SuperDicq@minidisc.tokyo @wyatt8740@tech.lgbt @ada@zoner.work They do some stuff, also they maintain their own repositories and packaging independent of Ubuntu’s packages

@wyatt8740@tech.lgbt @ada@zoner.work either way even if he properly hosed it the system was recoverable (worst case do debootstrap to get the system back to a sane configuration)