Looks like contributor is busy with work. Always the risk with open source. If things aren’t raised in a reasonable manner, I can imagine the temptation is to follow it up with a middle finger.

Many seemed to care about it enough to bash it, but not enough to create and maintain a fork. They just want to boss it over the maintainer.

I’d assume you’re more likely to get an interview, and it would probably be viewed higher than someone without.

Not essential, but advantageous.

I’ve been having the same issue on OpenSuse TW for past few months. I suspect it is SystemD changes. I changed flags similar to you, and after, sleep works, but hibernate is a guaranteed wake crash.

I’m on AMD hardware so I don’t think it’s specific to NVidia like they suspected.

It is often needed on OpenSuse TW.

If you’re enabling Snap on Mint, you might as well install Ubuntu.

The measley non Google portion of revenue is 81m dollar. If you pay a top dev 200k, you could pay 100 top devs 20m and still have 60m to play with.

This is even before considering a Bing/Yahoo/Ecosia deal.

Mozilla will be fine, but they’ll likely need to be leaner. Lay offs will likely play a part in that. Just got to hope they size and structure it right.

Gosh. Bob Dylan is hard work even after eating and drinking. I guess folk like to prove they can handle suffering.

I just don’t see a good reason to use Manjaro and many reasons not to.

The fact they were willing to try it says all it needs to about them. They only stopped because of complaints.

Your argument is like saying Unity game engine is fine because they rolled back on the changes. Nope.

Tenacity is much more trustworthy for me.

Could you elaborate on the harder to use? It was a fork so should be pretty similar. They overhauled the build stuff to make it easier to build on multiple systems.

https://codeberg.org/tenacityteam/tenacity

Since that whole telemetry debacle, I have no interest in this project. Tenacity is where it is at.

Isn’t it punishment enough having to use Azure? It’s worse than having to use Google Cloud…

I don’t think you can “knock-up” a guy.

I think it is total posts. There is a monthly active users of about 40k. If only 10% posts and the rest are lurkers that’s 4k.

There is very little content here.

Could have boiled it down to modern CI/CD is over complicated, I’m going to talk about it. Then why not start talking about it with point 1 rather than just saying you will.

I have no idea whether the content will be meaningful or not.

More killer, less filler next time.

Those in open source circles will see through places like GamingOnLinux, Lemmy, Reddit and the official IRC/Discord. Those that don’t find out probably are no where near the open source gaming community so it won’t really matter.

You ain’t wrong. The level of arrogance stinks. Especially when the author put effort into documenting the sources etc.

There do appear to be a lot of these know-it-all-but-contribute-little types around.

Maybe a few are missing, but simply asking, and I’m sure they’ll provide. If someone wants a better build system, they could volunteer to do it themselves.

Lemmy.world is quite right wing. A reasonably large proportion of insufferable folk. Better off with Hexbear if you’re a communist or BeeHaw is another option. Blahaj also an option.

Hope you find the right place for you.

By that logic, you’re dragging down lemmy.ca. Though I don’t really take that line of logic, cause I ain’t a dick.

If everyone you look at is trash, either they are, or you are. You’d need some self-awareness and comprehension of the history of Lemmy (including the fact that Lemmy.ml was the main instance before the influx, and after, Lemmy.world had major reliability issues for a while). Many people ended up on ml and don’t really suffer the red scares.

The amount of “I got banned off ml for saying x. Didn’t realise it was as bad as Reddit which I also got banned off multiple times”. I mean if folks are getting banned of a right wing cess pool and a left wing instance, is the issue the instances, or them.