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Piefed has an optional feature that if you up/downvotes a post, the posts disappear on your feed. It’s pretty nifty, kinda makes it feel like a RSS feed.

Good.

You can also get a cheap truck radio and it will have tremendously more range than meshtastic…most of the time. In a real life death situation, it would also be more reliable.

Don’t get me wrong I love meshtastic, but it’s more for hobbies.

Nope. And it wouldn’t work very well with activityhub.

Not everyone who is on Lemmy is actually on the platform. If things get changed retroactively, it will look extremely weird with only Lemmy showing the change but every other fediverse platform showing the original, modlog or not.

At that point, I wouldn’t trust Lemmy all that much anymore.

Edit: ah reread, tags and NSFW might be good for specific communities. Although again activityhub will be the issue.

I thought you were going with editing posts like on reddit that one time. That I’m opposed to.

!peertube@lemmy.world

It’s still not as popular but it’s making headway with makers.

Or if you want to stay on YouTube itself others have added clients that don’t have algorithms.

Debian is supposedly coming to android. That would be cool.

If only he didn’t get rid of all the senior engineers that worked on the platform.

How is he going to be president and keep Twitter up and running at the same time?

I want a repairable phone. A phone where I can replace the battery

They got caught doing this over a decade ago as well.

Yep I remember the same complaint 10+ years ago. They are jr for a reason.

Yeah I’ve been playing around with rust but most at work know py. And to be fair on my it has fantastic libraries.

I thought python has kinda exploded lately…

Openstreetmaps is an awesome setup just saying ;)

Try opencobol. You may have more success.

Some cobols like rm COBOL require a literal custom Linux header in order to work with SQL. Others work with odbcs natively.

It might be my area. Most COBOL infa got replaced or is on life support. But I did happen to see the good stuff once in a while. There’s a reason it was not touched.

A small part of me thinks it might be the place to retire. Working on old code bases.

I used to work with COBOL. The language isn’t terrible, it’s the 40+ years of no context changes that suck. It even works with SQL… although the most common configuration is using a flat file.

Jerobs is awesome!!

Man I used to love Ubuntu. Then snaps…and it broke a lot of things. Now I’m on other oses. But I appreciate what they did to the Debian flavors of distos.

When the worst case is to lose your job and never deal with the legacy code again.

There’s automation and you can do it manually if needed. For example I have a couple of emulators that pull every 24 hours from GitHub just in case nint tendo gets a little lawsuit heavy. I also have one offs from GitHub that pull down when I want.

You can also mirror a public repo from GitHub into a private repo so it does not gets indexed/ai trained.