Texas instruments computers lol

I suppose that’s true. Accessibility and all that.

I’m personally hoping more 3rd parties start making affordable RISC V. But yeah I agree, having Intel stick aroundbwould be good for people as you said.

If more people used and improved https://yacy.net/ that would be swell.

I remember, it was a huge issue for programs. Developers were just not supporting other chipsets because Intel was faster than the competition and mostly cheaper. Then they got more expensive, did some shitty business to MINIX and stayed the same speed wise.

So now we see what actual competition does.

You can totally just set up an apavhe/nginx and serve article.txt and browsers will serve it.

Yeah I’ve had more luck with meshcore for daily use. But it has the issue of no one is using it. And a couple of not so open source parts in the official client.

Yeah nothing is loading

Feel free to check out [email protected] if your interested.

I can see the dependencies mucking everything up.

Thanks again! To all that made it happen.

Oh django with activitypub sounds great.

Gl!

That’s so silly.

Why avoid the shell executor on docker? I did 4years of gitlab back a bit ago. It was super simple. But I haven’t kept up since work maintains actions and Travis. And there’s a way nowadays to inject the env or pull from a secret server-ish.

All ci is basically the same. Or at least for a while.

Not 100% on the same topic, but in the software development world we are seeing this quite often. Because there is a bias for react and python on the original pull for ai, there is a deluge of new projects with those two stacks because people ask ai for software…and those two pop up.

In the same way, the talking points for ai will seem wierdly stick in a certain year/decade because that’s where most of the talking points were pulled from.

Circleci, Travis, and gitlab all allow you to ssh into the box you are trying your scripts on and fix it there. Much easier and takes a lot less time. Github actions have an unofficial way of doing it and is…not the best. Actions is actually one of the worst CIs I’m my experience.

Im seeing the same thing on piefed. Looks to be a snac implementation, which is very minimal.

https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2

I throw my videos onto Peertube. And then post onto [email protected] or [email protected] and call it a day. Its as easy as pressing the upload button and adding a title half the time. Easier than youtube by leaps and bounds.

Piefed makes it really easy to crosspost from peertube to different communities.

As far as stuff to watch, I like to see custom builds, things people are working on, and podcasts like fireside fedi. More of that :)

Usually just put the link tkbtge original post if IRS not a true Crosspost is good enough.

I usually @ the original poster as well to let them know the conversation is over here, but its not completely nessessary.

I wonder if other platforms do the same.