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Comic Strips@lemmy.world•For Reddit old-timers: This was, back in the day, the hardships of transition to the new service.English
11·1 day agoWe should commission the individual behind !unix_surrealism@lemmy.sdf.org for a sequel :D.
I remember the comic being much larger than I expected back in the day.
I can see the dependencies mucking everything up.
Thanks again! To all that made it happen.
Gl!
That’s so silly.
Why avoid the shell executor on docker? I did 4years of gitlab back a bit ago. It was super simple. But I haven’t kept up since work maintains actions and Travis. And there’s a way nowadays to inject the env or pull from a secret server-ish.
All ci is basically the same. Or at least for a while.
Circleci, Travis, and gitlab all allow you to ssh into the box you are trying your scripts on and fix it there. Much easier and takes a lot less time. Github actions have an unofficial way of doing it and is…not the best. Actions is actually one of the worst CIs I’m my experience.
Can we get a NSFW/L on this one?
I have a tiny php library for a somewhat popular framework. It was made so a company could protect a very old database and certain tables. It started as a one off 9 years ago. It was one php file of less than 50 lines.
As of this month it has been downloaded 2 million times. I still can’t believe its been used this much. And I’m the only maintainer. If I wanted to I could ruin a lot of peoples days. But I won’t.
In a couple of decades, we are going to have large swaths of code that will outlive its creators being used on essential infrastructure.
Last season of GoT.
Its this the truth. Although the one off scripts are getting better/easier as time goes on.
mesa@piefed.socialto
Programmer Humor@programming.dev•This is why we can't have nice things.English
7·1 month agoNice! I have a couple too. There’s a community if your interested:
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Programmer Humor@programming.dev•This is why we can't have nice things.English
4·1 month agoThere are clones now more open than arduino that we can buy. In addition esp32 and other small boards are awesome.
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Programming@programming.dev•What is your development environment?English
3·1 month agoAt work, windows with jet brains products. Then docker with Ubuntu server.
At home its popos with vim. Sometimes docker, sometimes not.
It would be nice if we didn’t bring reddits controversies over here. We got real stuff to talk about. Not some he said / she said deal.
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Programming@programming.dev•what's the coolest thing you have ever programmed?
8·1 month agoPhone powered web server on solar more recently. Worked a lot easier than I thought it would.
Check out pismo beach right now. Its crazy 70+ with some parts in that area getting to 80. Kinda nearby but insane heat wave right now.
I haven’t seen snow in over 20 years. And we had to drive an hour or so away haha. Its a blessing and a curse.
Its 74 f over where I’m at. Fun times. Winters are quite hot but summer is very bad.














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