Zach "earboxer" DeCook @zachdecook@librem.one

@sir
I'm just saying laziness may have been the biggest motivator for them here.

@sir
And did anyone offer a pull request that would fix it during that year?

@nergal
In 11111100100;
@sir

@kmontenegro
It makes no sense...

> copyright holders don’t receive revenue when content is streamed illicitly from an unlicensed region

Why not just region-lock each account to the location of their payment method?

@sir
Nothing against any developers, but I've never benefited from any federation feature of my self-hosted funkwhale server...

Apparently I'm bad at atting @sir #BARE #BAREMessages #PHP7point4

Binary Application Record Encoding in PHP, a scripting language... (WIP) @sir@sir@cmpwn.com https://baremessages.org

@sir
Are the recent Lenovo headlines something to be excited about w.r.t. good laptops for open source? (https://news.lenovo.com/pressroom/press-releases/lenovo-brings-linux-certification-to-thinkpad-and-thinkstation-workstation-portfolio-easing-deployment-for-developers-data-scientists/)
@philipwhite

@kmontenegro
Like this, and I don't hate libreJS, but all too often there's a "script that's-slowing down my browser", and it's libreJS. I tried implementing a Web Labels page on a project with a large compiled JS file, and it kept crashing the page... /endgripe

@amolith
Would that rely on there being more good commits than bad?

@sant0s@mstdn.social
You don't need hardware video decode if you just use Links! And websites are so much faster without any moving parts!
@ademalsasa

@sir
- |+ #pipe-plus keeps newlines
Yaml has pretty nice multi-line string literals.
You can even specify them to end in a newline!
- |- # pipe-minus eats them
Or you can have them end without a newline.
(That might be your preference)

@sir
Safe to assume the syntax highlighting is coming from a text editor and not from a modified `cat`?

@pzmyers
Reveal.js (maybe through slides.com, though R-Studio can also make reveal presentations)
Shotcut (comparable to iMovie from the mid 00s)
Libreoffice writer
For your gradebook, I would be tempted to recommend making a file called grades.csv. CSVs are very portable, so there are dozens of programs that can open them.