Open Build Service improves #code collaboration with inline #diff comments. Keep discussions where they belong; right next to the code! Smarter #CodeReview #DevTools #OBS #openSUSE https://openbuildservice.org/2025/09/18/explaining-diff-comments/
Messing around with #strudel (aka #tidalcycles). I sort of picked the least interesting song ever to recreate or at least I did it in the least interesting way. There has to be a way to exploit the massive redundancies in this song to get a more compact format
When you know programming before go the university, and you planned enjoy it with the guys, but the first day starts teach Assembly:
#code #programming #assembly #low-level #IT #tech #software #dev #development #deltarune #undertale #meme #memes
For 1.1α I am experimenting with a wider image display. Moving the tags below the text and the navigational elements (back, forth, map, etc.) to the right, should improve the UX here somewhat. This has been A/B tested by some α users, and generally found more acclaim than rejection.
I've also added the masonry setting for the main timeline (for desktop sizes, mobile automatically uses reverse chronological one column) in 1.1.
Finally: Podcasts are in, with Apple and Spotify support, only Atom/RSS needs some polishing.
L'association a besoin de vous, sinon elle va fermer ses portes. Est-ce que ce sera la dernière AG ? Venez participer à l'événement en visio #ardeche #drome #dev #code #devops #devsecops #opensource #logiciellibre
https://mobilizon.fr/events/b958f8b2-cdee-4ed2-bcf0-be765374cee6
I know, I am probably the only person admitting to playing WoW, but if you're secretly also playing the game and use TitanPanel, I'd have something for you: LegionRemixer, a simple tracker for your Remix currencies and progress. Just in case you are, you know... And if you are, let's Mythic.
Open Source Software - The $9 Trillion Resource [That For-Profit] Companies Take for Granted
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https://www.library.hbs.edu/working-knowledge/open-source-software-the-nine-trillion-resource-companies-take-for-granted <-- shared Harvard technical article
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https://youtu.be/YEBBPj7pIKo?si=Y-ysnzq10pv3KX5I <-- shared video of a Linux Foundation technical presentation
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https://blog.geomusings.com/2025/10/16/unless/ <-- shared @bill Dollins excellent technical musings on this
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https://www.hbs.edu/faculty/Pages/item.aspx?num=65230 <-- shared paper
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https://gdal.org/en/stable/software_using_gdal.html#proprietary-license-other <-- example of commercial software using GDAL
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https://evoknow.com/the-true-value-of-open-source-software-trillions-in-economic-impact/ <-- shared technical article
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[a broader scope than my usual posts, but fascinating and illuminating]
#value #cost #economics #trillions #advantage #programming #language #DigitalCommons #opensource #software #global #publicgood #industry #COTS #code #nocost #OSS #free #research #Harvard #HBS #investment #pricetag #resource #public #codecreation #networks #scope #businesses #usecase #support #technical #solutions #aluation #OpenSourceDistribution #ApplicationsAndSoftware
@HBR
All 122 Git Commands ! 
Zoom: https://nubecolectiva.com/comunidad/flyers/all-git-commands/
Todos los 122 Comandos de Git ! 
Zoom: https://nubecolectiva.com/comunidad/flyers/todos-comandos-git/
@nixCraft You just reminded me of the time I got banned from GitHub. It was about a year ago - for no reason at all 
Back then, I barely committed anything, and I used the social features even less. One day, I logged in to activate the Student Pack and saw that my account was banned 
Luckily, I contacted support 
, and if I remember correctly, everything was back to normal the next day. They told me their moderation algorithms (yes, they use AI 
) had made a mistake, and my account was reactivated.
Still, 
GitHub has been drifting away from my values for some time now, and that trend hasn't stopped. At the same time, my standards have been gradually getting stricter. So now I'm seriously considering switching to 
@Codeberg. I just need to sort out a few things with my current projects on GitHub, especially the ones I'm not working on alone.
Regular software assumptions don't apply to #ai:
"#Software #vulnerabilities are caused by mistakes in the #code" "#Bugs in the code can be found by carefully analysing the code" "Once a #bug is fixed, it won’t come back again" "Every time you run the code, the same thing happens" "If you give #specifications beforehand, you can get software that meets those specifications"
Why your boss isn't worried about AI
When it comes to understanding the dangers of AI systems, the general public has the worst kind of knowledge: that what you know for sure that just ain’t so. […]
https://www.europesays.com/2491726/ Atlassian CEO Says the Company Is Planning for More Software Engineers #america #AtlassianCeo #BobMcgrew #business #BusinessInsider #CannonBrooke #Code #cofounder #company #engineer #june #podcast #SoftwareEngineer #ThenCeoVarunMohan #time #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #US #USA #VibeCoding #year
Hey, look, this little thing made this week's CodePen Spark!
Because this got asked on reddit https://www.reddit.com/r/css/comments/1o069yi/comment/ni8evf4/
Made a demo with various options for angled grid columns. Uses mathematical computations to ensure all fits just right all the time, regardless of viewport or number of columns.
On @codepen https://codepen.io/thebabydino/pen/WbrjrZM
Enjoy!
Is anybody working on that? There are many millions of parents, hundreds I know, who are desperate for that all over the world. So their kids can play and learn and work, but....just as in physical space...only in areas their parents think about and allow.
Surely that must exist or somebody has set up something similar?
#foss #kids #school #curriculum #tablets #learning #code #cartoons #LanguageAcquisition #Linux
If this really doesn't exist and somebody wants to do this #startup, DM me.
Please stop setting `width: 100vw` on the `body`.
It's unnecessary. By default, the `body` stretches horizontally as much as necessary.
It's problematic. Setting `width: 100vw` on it can cause overflow even if you remove the default `margin`... because the page may have a scrollbar.
Have you been using the wrong software for your business all this time? If scalability is your goal, web apps are definitely the right way to go. And we are big on that.
Check www.busyexpand.com
Recycle from this meme: https://mastodon.social/@BujakiewiczFranco/114568463364611253
Is so random for me that Clojure runs in the JVM
Ok, well, the last test seems to have worked, and with that #Bullhorn is a fully fledged ⁂ Fediverse instance. This means, there' a new kid on the block, a small but hopefully somewhat useful single-user-self-hosted instance for hikers, travelers, photographers, and anyone else looking for something a bit more photo-forward to host themselves.
In a nutshell, Bullhorn is a Django/Python (curse you, @simon@simonwillison.net for making me like it back in the "Simon eats Quail" days) microblog with fediverse (ActivityPub) features, that scratches my itch of needing a decent solution to upload my #DigiLux2 and #iPhone17Pro images and document my traveling.
After cancelling my Flickr account (had it since 2004, my first photo was the oldest still on their servers for a long, long, time, until someone backdated their Getty collection, but it was uploaded during the Etech Beta Demo), I needed something to fill the void. Bullhorn was meant to be a local-only replacement. Then it got galleries and AI and text posts, and after I was in for that penny, I figured why not go in for the pound and make it speak ActivityPub.
I'll probably do a livestream this weekend about it. We'll see :)
Greg Cocks 
