Notices by codesections (codesections@fosstodon.org), page 17

@rtwx
What does 2factor have to do with whether someone else signed up? Could someone with a similar email address have entered yours due to a typo?

@wezm
Why *is* there such an overlap between rust jobs and blockchain? Other than on the job market, it doesn't seem like there's a ton of overlap between the two communities

@enkiv2
I actually see it as generally a warning sign regardless of language

@qwazix @george_ I'm actually a fan of two spaces after periods. So much so that I even use them here, where I'm limited to 500 characters.

But, if you *really* can't stand them, there are a couple of gtypist forks that have done a global find-and-replace on all of the lessons to make that exact change.

If there's someone out there who likes Mastodon and has a bit more artistic talent than I possess …

You totally ought to make a https://shields.io/ badge for Mastodon. I see their "follow me on Twitter" badges on all sorts of GitHub repos, and it'd be great to have a Mastodon badge too! And recruiting people who browse code repos seems like a nice way to build the community.

You could even use the logos in the Mastodon press kit https://joinmastodon.org/ page (at the bottom)

@george_

If you're in to/open to terminal programs, it's hard to beat gtypist.

I liked it well enough that I even wrote a series of custom lessons focusing on the keys programmers use more often that normal folks do. https://github.com/codesections/gtypist_programming_characters

@hund @LibertyPaulM @matt

Yeah, agreed on all counts. Even with void, though, I *think* that they were eventually able to recover access/get everything back up and running. A setback, for sure—and one that's worth taking steps to avoid. But it doesn't seem like a death blow.

(Incidentally, my understanding is that @kev and @mike have shared all the relevant access rights for #fosstodon precisely to avoid this sort of risk tied to one person)

@LibertyPaulM @matt

I hadn't been following it too closely, but I thought #void had mostly recovered from their our-leader-is-missing issue. Was that too optimistic?

@bleakgrey what do you like so much about it? I've been struggling to get it set up/dealing with config issues related to it having an older version of postgresql, so I can't say my feelings are that warm at the moment.

But I know I've barely scratched the surface of what it can do, so I'd be interested in hearing what you love about it

@mattmcnutt if you have any interest in keyboard navigation for your browser, then I have one more to add to the list: qutebrowser. It's been my primary browser for a while now, and I'm really happy with it