Notices by muesli (fribbledom@mastodon.social), page 4

"If Tetris has taught me anything, it's that errors pile up and accomplishments disappear."

The maker's curse is the inability to ignore all your work's flaws.

Me: Alright, did we get shit done this weekend?

Brain: No, not really.

Me: Okok, so then we feel super relaxed now and pumped for another week of work?

Brain: Somehow also no.

Me: *finally gets 8 hours of solid sleep*

My back: lol no, not like that!

"We used to leak kilobytes, then megs, then even gigs. Now, we leak EC2 instances. Someday, we'll leak entire datacenters."

You know you're absolutely desperate for an answer when you start looking at the 2nd page of Google results.

@kaia

Oh no, not the precious emojis!

How about no?

#hacktoberfest #digitalocean

@Gargron @matt @nileane

I also preferred that look, the few days(?) it was online.

Follow your instincts, people will complain about any and every change at first.

Everyone thinks they're unique until they have to decide on a username.

*knock knock*

"Race condition."

"Who’s there?"

Programming is like sitting on a swing going back and forth between

"I'm a coding genius"

and

"I'm the biggest idiot alive"

Make Orwell Fiction Again.

Sure, sure. Scare tactics...

@feld @pfm @FIGBERT

As you say, spam will be everywhere. There is spam on GitHub as well. You'll deal with it.

Unlike a world-writable repo, which would be super concerning on multiple levels.

@feld @pfm @FIGBERT

git-bug is great, but it requires write-access to the repository to participate.

@pfm

Until there's a federated replacement? Nope.

@FIGBERT @pfm

Git is fine. What needs to be federated are issues, PRs and discussions.

Facebook: ass.
Twitter: ass.
YouTube: ass.
Reddit: ass.

As soon as GitHub starts rolling ads into my git workflow, I'll turn this computer off forever.

I wish more people understood that being able-bodied is just a temporary condition...