The unfortunate truth here is that Reddit is a company and Lemmy instances are usually run by a few individuals.
We just don’t have the politic barrier or resources to stand against the pressure
The unfortunate truth here is that Reddit is a company and Lemmy instances are usually run by a few individuals.
We just don’t have the politic barrier or resources to stand against the pressure
Feels dangerous to run. What happens if the file already exists and has something important in it?
touch -a
is probably better
Yeah, +1 for bottom. Love myself a nice ASCII graph
I understand this reference
Ha, great tip. I’ll keep an eye on it
It depends on the application.
I don’t remember all the specifics but this is the blog post I refer to when this topic comes up
https://codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2019/03/27/storing-utc-is-not-a-silver-bullet/
The only time using UTC breaks down is when any sort of time change gets involved.
If I say I want a reminder at 9am six months from now and you store that as UTC, a day light savings change will mean I get my reminder an hour early or late depending on where in the world I am
If you have the option of hosting it somewhere else have a look into OBS.
It’s open source desktop recording software.
A little more technical than Loom but if you get it going it will serve you well
Facebook doesn’t do anything that doesn’t make Facebook money so excuse my skepticism.
That’s pipenv. Pip just has the capability to read and write from a requirements.txt, which is a step that must be taken manually
input("question").lower().startswith("t")
is my go to. More fault tolerant and gets the job done
Awesome app. Reminds me most of baconreader
Not sure where to raise this but I’m getting a bug where posts will toggle between read and unread when opening comments from list mode
No drama yet AFAIK but The Picard Manuveur is everywhere