Notices by Spencer Alves (impiaaa@dev.glitch.social)

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forgive me
there was an update
so important
and so untested

Good friends defend each other and are stronger together. True friends identify each others' shortcomings, and together, become stronger.

i don't pay much attention to the seasons but I do notice how much of the day it's dark out. And as of yesterday, current amount of dark is: Too Much

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🍝🍝so much spaghetti🍝
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@jessiscah24 sequelight

o heck #LDJAM theme voting is live already https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/41/theme

remember folks, don't trust user input

@MightyPork see for yourself http://gamelab.mit.edu/games/a-slower-speed-of-light/

@Angle
dance dance la revolucion
form a bass following
the enemy will treble in their shoes
rise up like a crescendo
overthrow the government like it's the sickest bass drop

Hey so just FYI, if you're reading this, you are good and valid and deserve to be happy. No takebacks.

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@Trev "Help me find programmers to follow!" uh, well, you see…

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You know how one of the reasons people complain about systemd is its feature bloat, how it goes against the Unix philosophy of "Do one thing, and do it well," that everything should work together? Do you know what else doesn't fit that philosophy? Web browsers. Ffmpeg. Vim/Emacs. Any large software suite, like LibreOffice or Blender. The Linux kernel.

Mastodon Teal Name Policy: you're blue now.

@beadsland @djsundog the specialty of @e

Java: well-organized
C++: powerful
C: intimate
Python: straightforward
JavaScript: portable
Lisp: elegant
Assembly: intricate
C#: professional
Rust: robust
Swift: reformed
Lua: minimal
Ruby: flexible

class: so much
race: purple
alignment: evil. All of it

Okay, actual serious question time. I previously made a tool for Masto, that runs in the context of that bundle (`bundle exec rails runner script.rb`) so it can do DB tasks. Now, though, I'd like to add a dependency to the script. I can add a Gemfile to the script's directory and install just fine, but that's a separate bundle, so no Masto DB access. Ideas? I'm totally new to the Ruby ecosystem so I apologize if this should be obvious.

End all gamers. Never let #gameing die.