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by ddevault 6y ago
No, but you can use it in combination with something like imapsync.
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by ddevault 6y ago
>Can you comment on individual lines of a changeset in an email and reply to such comments separately, and then see such conversations in the context of the diff? And then mark them as resolved when that happens? Yes, except for the last
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by ddevault 6y ago
Claws mail is pretty good IMO. There are some more options here: https://useplaintext.email
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by ddevault 6y ago
>I did not downvote you. I think it's wonderful that people love the UI of SourceHut. You've put a lot of effort in and made a product that many people love, and that is fantastic and a hell of a lot more than I can say for mys
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by ddevault 6y ago
Cheers :) Let me know if you come up with any questions or feedback, my door is always open at sir@cmpwn.com.
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by ddevault 6y ago
You might get some answers by posting on sr.ht-discuss: ~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss@lists.sr.ht Installation instructions are here: https://man.sr.ht/installation.md There's a patchset in my review queue which will or
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by ddevault 6y ago
Design is in the eye of the beholder - many users find SourceHut's UI beautiful and have praised it as such. Beauty is also more than just a pretty face - SourceHut is an engineering tool, and if it elegantly and efficiently organizes
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by ddevault 6y ago
I agree that it should be easier to find related resources, like the git repo a patch applies to. This is one of the issues prioritized during the alpha, and I'll ask for your patience and understanding that it doesn't represent a
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by ddevault 6y ago
I generally recommend setting up a separate email client for development, and I recommend one I wrote myself for this purpose: https://aerc-mail.org . You don't have to stop using your primary mail client to incorporate a se
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by ddevault 6y ago
>Where do I see all patches neatly organized in threads, ready to be open as a timeline feed? Anything that involves custom filters or scripting an e-mail client is not easier nor more efficient than a web UI made for purpose. https:&#x
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by ddevault 6y ago
Yes, SourceHut mailing lists have public archives. Some examples from our official mailing lists: https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-dev https://lists.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/sr.ht-discuss https:/&
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by ddevault 6y ago
>is exactly why projects like Cairo suffer from lack of contributions I don't really agree with this. Many projects enjoy a vibrant development community on mailing lists today. Cairo suffers from different issues - and ultimately i
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by ddevault 6y ago
The pull request model is not easier to use, you just already know how to use it. Anyone who maintains a large enough GitHub project can attest that there are many people who don't grok GitHub pull requests, either. If you prefer to us
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by ddevault 6y ago
Can't say what it will look like from this distance, but you can expect more Gemini+SourceHut stuff in the future.
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by ddevault 6y ago
At the time this thread first came up, I agreed that my sarcastic response to his Mercurial contributorship comment was out of line, and apologised for that. Others who have read this thread came away with a different impression than you di
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by ddevault 6y ago
You may find this helpful: https://drewdevault.com/2020/09/02/Linux-development-is-prof...
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by ddevault 6y ago
At the time, Steve agreed to share the email transcript from this incident: https://paste.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/5f6ae83ffc961215cb82f1a98f78a0... Judge for yourself if we were out of line. Steve's repository was basical
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by ddevault 6y ago
Codeberg, which is tested here, is hosted on Gitea. A separate comparison would be needed to test the performance of self-hosted options. This comparison is meant to test hosted options, and in order to be fair, that has to also account for
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by ddevault 6y ago
The official response to this ask was "convince the browsers to ship prefers-color-scheme dark", and now that they have, the official answer is "patches welcome". I would definitely be down to add a dark theme if someone
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by ddevault 6y ago
More and more of it is being rewritten in Go as part of the API 2.0 project. In any case, SourceHut is already the fastest software forge by objective measures: https://forgeperf.org
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by ddevault 6y ago
It gives you a link to click to confirm the new repository creation, or you can use git push options to set the visibility and description (git push -o visibility=public -o description="my cool repo")
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by ddevault 6y ago
Well put - I'm going to start using this analogy myself. The only people who matter to a project are contributors and customers, and mostly the former. A smart maintainer invests 100% of their energy into this group, and 0% into the le
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by ddevault 6y ago
Wrong on all counts here. The author (and most FOSS maintainers), as they explicitly called out in their article, are making the software for themselves , and making it open source because it's the nice thing to do. It follows that an
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by ddevault 6y ago
As a Stripe user, it has never been smart to use recurring charges, or most of Stripe's other advanced, hands-off features. It's much, much better to just store payment source IDs and run charges in a cronjob. This gives you the f
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by ddevault 6y ago
Wow, that's much different. I wonder if the machines are unique to Philly, then.
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by ddevault 6y ago
This is not a universally held belief.
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by ddevault 6y ago
We let voters use any machine they wanted, or the first one which became available, with no special preference. But whatever, I don't write the laws. If it bugs you, you should reach out to the election board directly: 1-877-VOTESPA.
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by ddevault 6y ago
Your party affiliation is a matter of public record, and you're not required to vote for your party. Not really a big deal IMO. Any attempt by the election workers to suppress your vote based on your answer would be trivially detected
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by ddevault 6y ago
What were the differences?
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by ddevault 6y ago
Author here. The military is a political entity, and different voters have different opinions on. It's better to err on the side of caution when acting in an official capacity for the election, especially when your organization (the po

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