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When is a title not a synopsis of the article? Here's the rundown: - I am wearing a hacktoberfest t-shirt. - Some things are good, some are bad, including ha
by _wire_ 2y ago
When is a title not a synopsis of the article?
Here's the rundown:
- I am wearing a hacktoberfest t-shirt.
- Some things are good, some are bad, including hacktoberfest.
- Trying to contribute to a project you know nothing about is bad.
- Unnecessarily belabored "build a school" homily with digression into importance of listening to parents and teachers.
- A weirdly a-contextual Viking comic that injects the word fuck for no reason.
- Something about Arch Linux.
- Wanting something not getting it... "infuriating!"
- Note to self: Contracting for the French gov. can be a good gig.
OK THANK YOU FOR THE INSIGHTS
All of this jibber-jabber can be reduced to a simple point:
Contributing comes down to being helpful.
If what you are doing is helpful then you are contributing.
—
What it is and what it ain't
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uyXE4saB6RU https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=uyXE4saB6RU