est-ce que les émissions radios pour jeunes font toujours le truc ou ils offrent un téléphone à un.e auditeurice si iel lance son téléphone du balcon et que la personne en bas arrive à le rattraper sans que l'appel coupe? maintenant que les téléphones coûtent un peu plus que 100 euros
also the code coverage badge. either it's at like 75% in which case im like "whatever", or it's at 100% in which case i'm like "you have committed mock crimes for this"
the big repology badge is so funny because it's so busy that i never actually read it but it's a big convenient target to click on to get to the actual repology page of a package
even the build status one is dubious in usefulness. is this meant for me, a random person who landed on your project? a green badge is not proof of quality software to me and a red badge is common enough that it also means nothing.
i hope the people who might break the build use other ways to monitor whether the build is breaked than the little badge in the rendered version of the readme
i still dont understand the point of most shields.io badges.
like, the one that shows the license as detected by github. whats the point. you could just type "License: MIT" into your readme. why are you making a github computer do a SELECT and a shields io computer do a json parsing for this
the function letting you block a hashtag from being posted entirely: *is there so you can stop harassment campaigns using hashtags* yet another free software instance admin: 🫴🦋 is this a way for me to be fucking weird and controlling