Yeah, I think that they do need a public and easily accessed place to present information, but I can’t for the life of me (per the article) see why engagement would matter much at all in that context.

Granted, she did use it with deadly efficiency. I think that one backfired on them.

Java cards certainly did.

I mean, this could be useful, but I need a much higher level of understanding. When I was a dev, all we used was basically version control. There was no concept of commit, pulls, etc. I’m having to understand this from a standpoint of no understanding whatsoever. For most devs, they’ve done this for at least a decade with Git. Git is so much more complicated than a simple version control. I understand why it’s necessary for large teams, but I still see it lke this:

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This is great. I’m going to try it out.

No, we didn’t use that. I did both front end and back end in a sense. I developed the web UI for the customers and managed the PHP and SQL back end since it was purely a web interface. Yeah, yeah, I know that’s not true back end but that’s where we were at that point.

I want you to understand how surreal this particular link is for me. Video edits are my hobby, and I’ve just recently started yet another play-through of Morrowind. I get the whole “do actual projects” thing and that’s valid, but I’ve no clue where to start here. Should I finally learn C#? Is Rust the only way forward? Should I just try to catch back up on Java? I guess what I’m asking here is should I just try to find a FLOSS/OSS project and try to contribute or think of something new?

This reminds me. What happened to that tldr bot? I did appreciate the summaries, even if they weren’t perfect.

They did, and 3 hours before you made this comment.

https://lemmy.world/comment/11936358

You won’t believe our top five Star Trek and Linux memes of the week!

Yep.

You also get a free static website through SDF without sending anyone info. Just sayin’.

I’d argue that is maybe 95% of the time. People get bored.

The upfront cost for Starlink is insane for most people, especially those in rural areas.

It also has the superior theme song.

Honestly, it’s stuff like this that makes me miss wysiwyg.

They were working around it by using personal API keys iirc.

If it were me that designed this, I would license out the design for manufacturers to use in their production models instead of making some kind of attachment that is unlikely to work on all models. That seems much more likely to achieve the goal of reducing noise from leaf blowers long term. Get like 3 manufacturers on board that could even charge a premium, and you have reduced the noise potentially forever while still making a tidy profit.

This is fantastic and incredibly well made. Does anyone have the source?