Codeberg is not just for static websites. It’s for FOSS projects. Their FAQ addresses this.

Changing the original intent versus submitting patches?

It’s my understanding that docker uses a lot of fuckery and hackery to do what they do. And IME they don’t seem to care if it breaks things.

Fun fact: some of those syrup bottles were filled with iced tea. Some. Not all.

Folders aren’t by default listed at the top

This is a aweful windows only thing. Anyone who likes it should be ashamed.

No. You cannot and will not shame me for something that is not shame worthy. Shame on you for trying.

No good intuitive way to set defaults for ALL folders at once

This is inexperience with the finder because it’s ridiculously easy to set this.

Do tell oh wise one. I’ve been using MacOS for over 15 years, and would love to learn the ways of a master such as yourself.

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Last I checked that’s not a Finder replacement. 😉

1. Not being able to create a file
2. Folders aren’t by default listed at the top
3. Spring-loaded folders are hit or miss
4. No good intuitive way to set defaults for ALL folders at once
5. No good intuitive way to reset any folder defaults
6. .DS_Store and ._DS_Store (nuff said)

If I had a nickel for every time that happened to me, I’d still be poor, but at least I’d have several nickels. 😁

I mean aside of the variable name, this is not entirely unreasonable.

Until those wheels contain malware and spyware.

That is horrible! How ridiculous and just horrible! What’s the url so I know what to stay away from?

Oh don’t worry. Apple has been working very hard on enshitifyjng their OS. They just don’t get reported on as much as Microsoft.

This was me today. Had to push a small fix to our API server, which serves 10 apps. It didn’t go quite as planned; boy was Slack and Zabbix not happy. My phone got a good workout though from all of the notifications – which didn’t stop until about 5 minutes after the fix was fixed.

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Must be from the NPM delivery service. The recipient is lucky the driver didn’t give them thousands of dependencies too.

The enemy of my enemy or some shit.

I would say not in all installations, no. And honestly, it’s not worth trusting.

And for those who are unfamiliar, and want to set it up: https://blog.openreplay.com/persistent-undo-vim-save-restore-history/

Only if you don’t immediately open a file.

😳

:w = write; or overwrite if the file already exists.

Please don’t give blanket destructive advice.

:set nocompat

Why VIM decided to make itself run just like VI (by default) is beyond me. Isn’t the long name “VI Improved”?