bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

@thor it used to be forests and bogs, but yeah, much isn't left of that.

i mean you sometimes have little sand storms in germany now because of too many corn fields.. nobody learned from the dustbowl :)
@Publius

@icedquinn i think it depends on the school of go code. you have the "go guarantee"-never-break-things kind of code where you almost never need any versioning.

then you have the "mOvEfAsTaNdBrEaKtHinGs!!1" kind of code which is just a shit show. usually libraries which do too much and use go in a way it never was supposed to be used (like abusing reflection for everything, etc.).

@velartrill

@thor it also was nearly the only region in northern germany which wasn't just a bog, maybe that's why it concentrated there @Publius

@icedquinn i know it is almost universally hated, but i think vendoring if done right is much better than everything else. maybe throw in a switch to select using vendored or system libs for building.

when packaging submodules are a pain, when developing it isn't much better imho.

it's just my taste though :)

@velartrill

@thor haha :) @Publius

@thor
yeah, that's pretty much according to what i've know about it.

i too find it interesting that the "germanic" law was quite "nice" for the individual compared to roman law. most things handled with fines which were according to how wealthy you were.

i think those things might be due to that you pretty much required everyone in the environment scandinavia is. no point in hanging someone if you then are in dire need of the workforce. no point in being shitty to women if you can barely make it through the winter. better to work together as best as possible.

</armchairhistorian>

@Publius

@velartrill "please don't use git submodules" ;)

@thor
i think that men and women in scandinavia are more or less equals has a bit of tradition. (https://en.natmus.dk/historical-knowledge/denmark/prehistoric-period-until-1050-ad/the-viking-age/the-people/women/)

@Publius

https://halestrom.net/darksleep/blog/047_x131e_repair/

quite a ride :)

@ParadeGrotesque i've been running -current for a while now, it really is rock solid stuff! :)

@TheFuzzStone@fosstodon.org it really is one of my favourite dwm "features" that it doesn't implement this. i can close, resize (if floating) etc. like i want. some programs do not like that though :) the only good use of EWMH is for notifying that something has happened (which dwm supports iirc), only that this notification is usually implemented in the window manager as "activating" the respective window, which sucks massively. i don't want windows popping up magically :)

@TheFuzzStone@fosstodon.org i bet it has something to do with EWMH or ICCCM telling the window manager that this window is "something special" :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_Window_Manager_Hints

@RoyGreenhilt
well LMI was crazy enough to build gmane :)

@ieure

@ulintl ah und pine64 haben auch ein tablet im angebot, das würde man sich also holen wenn man ein tablet will.

destination linux hatte btw, kürzlich eine folge zu pinenote mit mehr infos!

@mur2501 bullshit they introduced while reforming higher education to supposedly make it easier changing between universities. did of couse have the opposite effect :) @tombies@social.tchncs.de

@Choripan hi!