icy

18 ms·

211.
by icy 5y ago
The fediverse[0]. A federated network of ActivityPub instances; honk is one such implementation. [0]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fediverse
212.
by icy 5y ago
He is. You should see his posts on fedi. He's also doubly cool for being an OpenBSD hacker.
213.
Tailscale at DeepSource(deepsource.io)
4 points by icy 5y ago|0 comments
214.
by icy 5y ago
Nobody said anything about sourcehut though.
215.
by icy 5y ago
It's not decentralized and they don't plan to decentralize it.
216.
by icy 5y ago
That was very hard to read, but cool attack nonetheless. Very trivial bug (user id one).
217.
by icy 5y ago
Try https://godocs.io/example.com/your/package .
218.
by icy 5y ago
For those like me who preferred godoc.org (as opposed to pkg.go.dev), there's https://godocs.io , maintained by Drew DeVault. Runs the same backend (gddo) with all the Google-cruft removed.
219.
by icy 5y ago
Fosstodon, despite the name, is run by people who don't actually use free software. It's pretty funny.
220.
by icy 5y ago
Hah, I've lived in Bangalore for about ~20 years and I've never heard of this. Very fascinating.
221.
by icy 5y ago
Landing page, below the 'Get Earthly' buttons (they have a few): > Free and open
222.
by icy 5y ago
Maybe don't call Earthly "free and open source" when it clearly is neither -- it is licensed under the Business Source License.
223.
by icy 5y ago
Don't simply parrot the same line. I used to believe that, until I recently checked the project out again -- they seem to have come a long way. It's pretty impressive.
224.
by icy 5y ago
Migadu is fantastic. No complaints. Their support is very responsive -- they even gave me a 50% student discount!
225.
Setting up a multi-arch Kubernetes cluster at home(icyphox.sh)
4 points by icy 5y ago|0 comments
226.
by icy 5y ago
I don't see why this needed to be written in Rust, if all you're doing is shelling out to the docker command. Could've been a shell script, I guess.
227.
by icy 5y ago
You can ask for one at #libera.
228.
by icy 5y ago
irc.libera.chat:6697 (SSL)
229.
by icy 5y ago
Made the switch. I quite like the short cloaks: icy (znc@user/icy) Staff are a little overloaded, understandably. Nickserv works, so now's the time to grab that nick you couldn't get on Freenode!
230.
by icy 5y ago
It's a floating window manager that ... manages windows. As such, it can look wildly different, from config to config. Anyway, here's what mine looks like: https://i.arxius.io/14498fe6.png
231.
by icy 5y ago
If you're looking for something simpler, with a sane out-of-the-box config, consider OpenBSD's cwm(1) -- the calm window manager. A portable version for Linux/BSD is available at https://github.com/leahneukirc
232.
by icy 5y ago
I'm not entirely sure how to feel about the Flatpak-centric application ecosystem. Reminder: https://flatkill.org
233.
by icy 5y ago
I suppose it's in a way replaced by the notifications shade -- aggregates all messages. Let's be honest, most if not all notifs are from communication apps.
234.
by icy 5y ago
Doesn't seem like it does. You set it yourself.
235.
by icy 6y ago
> fast and secure Do people just add this without actually thinking about what it means?
236.
by icy 6y ago
Hardly. He's reserving judgement.
237.
by icy 6y ago
Is it possible to run a more free OS on it? I don't really want all that Google crap.
238.
by icy 6y ago
Honestly, I don't even bother "packaging" Python tools anymore. Just put it in all in a git repo, and pip can install using pip install git+https://myg.it/repo.git
239.
by icy 6y ago
Yup, was surprised to see no mention of Poetry. Hands down, the best package manager for Python.
240.
Remove Instance Blacklist from Tusky(github.com)
1 points by icy 6y ago|0 comments

More ›