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Kosta554 , to programmerhumor in What's inside that package.json
@Kosta554@feddit.nl avatar

It do be like that sometimes.

fibojoly , to programmerhumor in Socrates Documentation Model

All I know is that I know nothing. RTFM.

perishthethought , to programmerhumor in What's inside that package.json

I laughed. Thanks for that.

Brisolo32 , to programmerhumor in SleepSort

This is genius

InverseParallax , to linux in NixOs why?

Cloud systems invented this concept called ‘declarative environments’ basically you describe the software in a container or os and the container orchestrator builds it for you. The same every time, you just give it a recipe.

Nixos is that for desktops.

It takes away a lot of the bullshit, experimentation and breaking of a classic os.

That being said, I always considered that the fun part, so ymmv.

It’s like docker for server applications, it takes care of everything for you behind the scenes and just works (ish).

savvywolf , to programmerhumor in What's inside that package.json
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<span style="color:#323232;">{
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  "status": 404,
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  "Msg": "Unknown error",
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  "timestamp": "4/3/23 12:11PM",
</span><span style="color:#323232;">}
</span>
flashgnash , to linux in NixOs why?

The reason I really like NixOS is it’s by nature very robust. Your config is the almost universal truth about what’s installed on your machine and if it works

For example, if I make some change that breaks my whole system, I simply boot off the last working build, then revert my config to the previous version in git

Also, if there’s a package in the nix package manager you can say with 99% certainty it will just work out of the box, and if it doesn’t there’ll be a config option you can enable to get it to work

Also also if you move to a new machine you can copy over your config and the machine is built up just how you like it right out of the gate

Also also also if you do software dev you can have development environments that have all the packages you need for that project and only those packages

Also also also also you’re not gonna run into the issue later down the line of having loads of random shit installed on your system in 3 different package managers and 9 different places, cleaning up your machine is as simple as just removing the entries from your application list

Stupidly easy to install things too. If you want to install gnome desktop as an example it’s as simple as adding

services.xserver.enable = true; services.xserver.displayManager.gdm.enable = true; services.xserver.desktopManager.gnome.enable = true;

To your config

csolisr , to programmerhumor in What's your favorite tech innovation?

And don’t forget “gigantic honeypot disguised as a way to meet your old classmates”

DirkMcCallahan , to technology in twitter: what's happening

Hilarity at Elon’s expense. That’s what’s happening!

dragnucs , to technology in twitter: what's happening

Where does this information come from?

cypherpunks OP ,
@cypherpunks@lemmy.ml avatar

good question :)

i have no idea where the image is originally from; i saw it somewhere with the caption “not sure if this has been posted here yet” or something like that and figured it was a nice summary of the situation so i posted it here.

the underlying story about twitter accidentally ddosing itself is being widely discussed by various credible sources, such as here: waxy.org/…/twitter-bug-causes-self-ddos-possibly-…

edit: and them not paying their google bill, and their contract expiring on june 30, was reported here: engadget.com/twitter-has-supposedly-started-payin…

kunday ,

The very fact that it sounds plausible explains all that we need to know.

that_one_guy ,

It really doesn’t though. I’m no Musk or Twitter fan, but we should be very careful of just accepting information because we like what it says.

GloopTamer , to piracy in anti-piracy magazine ad from 1993
@GloopTamer@discuss.online avatar

YOU WOULDN’T COPY A FLOPPY

artic ,

Copy anyways and then downloads car

RespectfullyNo , to piracy in anti-piracy magazine ad from 1993

“When you use illegally copied software, you’re committing…DOS and Macintosh”

Don’t dead, open inside-type vibes

BermudaHighball , to piracy in Do you prefer x264 or 265 HEVC?

Note that H.264 and H.265 are the video compression standards and x264 and x265 are FOSS video encoding libraries developed by VideoLAN.

hburb3ri , to memes in Sorry, innovation without profit motive is just not possible

Everyone knows there’s only capitalism and evil communism. The cavemen were not enlightened to realize they should give all their hunting and gathering to their village leader while only being allowed scraps from their efforts.

akariii , to programmerhumor in LOL

you’re lucky my instance disabled downvotes

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