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Does anyone else find “speed coding” and X-day code competitions weird? Like I’m sure they do the same for painting, short story writing, and other creative things, but the point of all these is to have fun while doing it, not arbitrarily put yourself under pressure.

I have no idea what your setup is so you’ll need to do your own research on rsync.

Syncthing is very much alive.

Rsync then.

The US is gonna be so whiny when it’s plan to fund imperialism through more tariffs falls through.

Nightly rsync job in crontab works well enough, if its an external hard drive.

If you’re going over a network, syncthing.

Is this really the first burger pope?

Someone should train an AI artist on shitty graphic design is my passion layouts from the 90s and see what it comes up with.

Clients: “This thing is ugly. No I will not elaborate.”

AI plasters every page and button with this background

I’m doing this every time I say israel IRL now.

Based on the feedback here, I’ve changed the PR to have Show be the default, and its been merged.

ShowForOthers is still an option, just not the default.

They do, but also donations are still entirely optional. We’re a soup kitchen providing a free meal; if people don’t want to eat the soup, or eat it but don’t want to (or aren’t able) to support the kitchen, that’s not a problem.

I personally wouldn’t be against migrating our issue tracker off github in the future, especially once the federated alternatives become more mature. The other code contributers would also need to agree though.

We also have the code mirrored in several places off github.

In the matrix dev chats, but we could also post them elsewhere.

Absolutely, lemmy could use so much more dev help.

Thanks! Yep its been a lot of years of work to get it to this level, but it still astonishes me that a handful of ppl can best reddit / twitter when we put our minds to it.

We always put out calls before (major) releases, but very few ppl actually help test. This means a lot of bugs only get spotted when more eyes see them in production.

All of these issues are solved in the corporate world by paying quality assurance / testing teams, but open source projects don’t have those resources.