Notices by srinicame (srinicame@bsd.network), page 5

As a reminder, always double check your rm's and your dd's because if you don't you will brick your computer.

How to get free code reviews by the Internet gurus?

Step 0. Post cute pic of your cat or doggo with the monitor in the background showing your code

Step 1. Wait till cute pic goes viral

Step 2. The internet gurus will post code reviews

Step 3. ???

Step 4. Profit

The end https://t.co/MFY7gHrje7

I don't know how I feel about polls being on Mastodon. It was stupid and pointless on Twitter, and I suspect it will be here too

Huh, I had no idea that there were #Linux distributions based on #Devuan. Pretty neat.

Viewing the #gopher page since the site has been #pwned. #lynx

I reached 1500 #OpenBSD commits today.

https://hispagatos.space/media/Ptywq3fm_mupbXhcd4k

Do you know someone with an older or lower-end laptop that struggles to run properly?

#Lubuntu is a good way of bringing old/slow computers back to life, and is very easy to use with a familiar Windows-style start menu and icon desktop 👍

Lubuntu is based on Ubuntu and runs the same Linux apps, but it has a lighter interface with much lower system requirements.

You can find out more here:

https://lubuntu.me

You can also follow Lubuntu on here:

@lubuntu

#Alternatives #DeleteWindows

do u ever find yourself sitting in a library, and you see a fuck ton of books, and u think "damn it would be nice if I had no responsibilities or goals and I could just read books all day"

After reading https://kitty.town/@GinnyMcQueen/101688023906508502, I realized I did not know of any complete, non-technical and debutant friendly overview explaining what is git, a pull request, a fork, an issue, a release...

I've spend the last few hours writing soemthing to, hopefully help with that.

What do you think of it? I'd really appreciate your feedback!

https://pad.funkwhale.audio/s/rJAeAstL4#

#Git #Development #Guide #Explanation

#humor #itsecurity

PSA for schools: Google is not your friend. Google does not want to help you learn. Google collects data on your students and they have no option to opt-out. You sign contracts on their behalf that sign their data away to massive companies who have no accountability. Attending public school is not a choice, and you should not force students to use spyware without their explicit consent. You should not base entire classes on proprietary spyware.