Done! You should see about 4 reports in !linux . Take a peek and see what that looks like from whatever client(s) you normally use. Note that you’re not always obligated to take action on things that are reported. You know where the reports come from and have a good idea of how reliable they are.

We have a completely optional moderator discord here https://discord.gg/wKg6bhkM if you’re interested.

Thanks for helping out. If you have questions or need help at any point, let us know. You can PM me, there’s the discord, or there’s the info@lemmy.world email that goes to the instance admins.

Just blame the users. Easy.

It’s their philosophy, not mine. I think the Lemmy devs get a meager salary, and I’m perfectly okay with that.

But if you’re gonna stick to no pay, it makes sense to go all the way with it.

Probably not worth the PR hit. There’s at least tens of thousands, if not millions of dollars of development work in Jellyfin. (Sorry my order of magnitude isn’t more precise.) Getting $2500 out of a developer budget may not be worth the accusations of being paid in hardware.

Not that I would complain, but I can see the logic. Imagine donating $200,000 worth of developer time and then being accused of doing it for the money because you got a $2100 laptop out of it.

I do wonder what the $300 was for. It’s gotta be some kind of specific hardware component testing.

I didn’t understand the downvote I’m the first half… and then I read the rest.

I think it asks “Are you sure?” now first.

Oh yeah? How about SMS? Or you can install this proprietary Symantec bullshit!

Fewer people will get into unraid. Natural churn will happen. The OS will slowly die, and as it dies usability will get worse.

Not many people are going to choose the subscription Linux over a free Linux.

between the android phone and the macbook.

Apple intentionally doesn’t play well with others in order to trap you into their ecosystem.

Matter and Thread aren’t being forced because they think consumers don’t care enough to wait. There are too many people who will just buy “smart” anything, without regard to which proprietary app they need to install.

The market is there. Look at Nanoleaf sales.

Agreed. I may not want to mix my discord identity with whatever project I’m looking at. I especially don’t want to mix my personal online identity with my professional identity. I post too much politics for that.

IRC at least you have text logs, but I agree.

Also I’d rather just have these things in the repository.

How to check in Windows

And in Linux

Make sure the USB is MBR and not GPT.

I am a dev, but not a Rust dev.

Rust, Go, and C# look like the future to me. Everyone is moving to strongly typed, explicitly typed languages for a reason.

Rust is as fast as it gets, and much much safer and easier than C or C++ at the cost of slightly odder syntax than higher level languages.

Microsoft has done great things with C# and open source and multi-platforming. It’s the easiest, quickest, safest way to develop business applications. The performance is really pretty good until you compare it to Rust.

Go is between the two, but probably a little closer to Rust.

Other languages will stick around the same way Fortran has still been in use despite being deprecated for 30 years. But really nobody should be developing anything new in PHP.

While I generally agree with you, you can’t call that a strange take.

Their views are concerning, but so far I haven’t seen them trying to force their views anywhere yet. And having a fork as a real option helps mitigate a lot of that risk.

I’m certainly okay with the $50k/year they’re trying to make for working on this full time. I’d be fine with triple that.

If it gets out of hand, we have options. They’re aware of that (in fact offered it), and have been acting appropriately afaik.

Sonoff over Skyconnect?