Debian for 20 years with some formative years in Gentoo. Always went back to Debian. No regrets.
Debian for 20 years with some formative years in Gentoo. Always went back to Debian. No regrets.
The joke is, that the php devs force the C++ Dev to buy them all a beer. Pretty sure that’s a reference to the nature of the php interpreter being written in C. The C Dev is carrying their water so to speak.
Bottom line, don’t run bleeding edge distros in prod.
This. My company’s servers are all Debian stable. Not even sweating the issue.
I’m surprised nobody here mentioned SoGO. It’s a fully featured web mail interface that integrates contact management and a web calendar including caldav, carddav and task support. Easy up setup and easy to connect to any phone via foss apps.
At my company this is known as a green flag to the recruiter. ;)
Great catch!
Move your swap to encrypted part of your drive and suspend to disk. ;)
My bad, got it mixed up with this https://github.com/polymorphicshade/Tubular
Same author as newpipe, so no sponsorblock.
I use SoGo for that.
Cal and task sync. Card dav, Email und calendar in one neat web interface
Jup, freecad sucks balls, but there is nothing better. Opescad is nice if you are used to coding.
This is a good question, I dont know who would downvote that.
ELI5: Alice and bob have an aunt that knows them both and has an unfakeable voice recognition service that allows both to verify who they really speak to.
Typescript, svelte, django, postgresql with a dash of celery, redis and pushpin
I used to work with very low powered systems (cheap!) And geany is so lightweight.
Im a peoject lead and I pribably should know better now… ^^
Geany for syxntax highlightning. Then alot of git precommit hooks for linting, formatting, etc.
Also stable rolling release.
Our company motto is: “leave it cleaner than you found it”
Build your own ISP :)
Install a common list of basepackages like ripgrep and empty out motd
I would wager thats your audiences bias showing up. If you did that measurement in lemmy users, you would get likely 90% Linux users.