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I do this sometimes but then I forget about it and then node_modules in each repo fills my SSD.

Does deleting the repo off disk and redownloading from remote considered recovering? If so I’m a git expert.

I just pulled an old Android phone out of the closet and messing around with Termux and I’m seriously impressed. I had a file server up in my network within a minute. All without root too!

You’re going to lose your mind once you discover hot tubs.

If I can’t find it on thepiratebay I can often find it on rargb. The domain name changes often so you’ll have to search up the proxy addresses.

Interesting. Maybe they don’t want to be an application hosting site to non-developer types by making releases easy to use.

GitHub’s layout is strange to me. Why isn’t releases in the top nav bar with Code, Issues, PR, etc.

cracker bargle

*in the USA

Must be nice getting the expensive appliances instead of the cheapest unit or a $100 second hand stove.

I have a 3600X. Never thought I needed anything faster. For gaming or for work doing software development.

The lifetime membership to Jellyfin is on Github in the form of a GPL license and the source code. I’ve got a lifetime membership to Jellyfin and it didn’t cost me a dime.

The rider was accused of steaming on Tom Pidock’s mum? No wonder they got hit.

If this isn’t referring to the Git CLI that prompts the user for username and password for a GitHub remote repository and GitHub rejecting password auth, then disregard this rant.

Git and GitHub are two seperate pieces of software. Git is the local client that does all the work and can optionally sync with a remote repository that can be stored in GitHub or GitLab or any other compatible remote. When Git asks for a password to authenticate, it has nothing to do with GitHub. GitHub then rejects that authentication method that Git provided because it believes that the method is insecure.

I hate how accurate this is because I have done both of these things.

Would you rather Mongo or Excel over Postgres?

Depends on your ISP. In my case my IP hasn’t changed in the two years I’ve been with them so it was easy as setting up port forwarding in my router. Took a minute or two.

So when I install an app from Fdroid, it’s only “installing” if lots of other people do it? But if other people don’t use it as much it’s “sideloading”?

Only one of those is an errand though.