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has anyone else's Release Radar gotten noticeably worse lately?? more artists i don't follow at the expense of ones i like, updating kind of randomly instead of fridays...
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has anyone else's Release Radar gotten noticeably worse lately?? more artists i don't follow at the expense of ones i like, updating kind of randomly instead of fridays...
If I were to create a tool or anything related to containerization of software, I'd call it Tupper.
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Attached: 1 image These stickers I made went to #FOSDEM with the generous help of @andypiper@macaw.social Here's the link to download the file if you'd like to make your own stickers, put it on your site, etc. https://theindiebeat.fm/make-art-not-billionaires/ #makeartnotbillionaires #nobillionaires @www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me

This video of mine from five years ago is aging depressingly well --- and it leaves me at once bitterly disappointed and steadfastly resolved https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px9OjW7GB0Q
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@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me Thank you for the kind words! When I’m at my keyboard I’ll share a link to the artwork so folks can print their own stickers, use on social, do whatever they like 🙂
Oof yeah, that's a difficult one - it's not always "easy" to fix something without something else breaking, or breaking someone's workflow
@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me Loved the talk, some of the example comments sounded very familiar! I think my worst/best tired maintainer story was dealing with a user who was very insistent I urgently fixed a minor CVE introduced by a depdencency, with a suggested fix that would have introduced a bigger problem (segfault in extremely specific conditions vs timestamps suddenly changing timezone).
Sorry yes you had mentioned you were the carrier, I couldn't remember who it was you said they were from - thanks very much @mizkirsten 🙇
@www.jvt.me@www.jvt.me I am just the carrier, @mizkirsten@mastodon.social is the person to thank! 👍🏻
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Attached: 1 image I'll be on the "Maintaining Open Source Software" panel next week at State Of Open Con :) https://stateofopencon.com/ #stateofopencon #soocon25

Attached: 1 image Spending today and tomorrow at #SooCon , looking forward to the talks and the chats and the people!

Thanks to those of you who were able to find the Hardwick Hub at #StateOfOpenCon and came to my talk, "I inherited this project, and all I got was all these angry users" - slides can be found 👆🏼 or in PDF form on Sched #soocon25 - would be happy to hear some tired maintainer stories from y'all too!
We’re starting back up hiring at incident.io and it’s made me think about why I joined, and why I’m still here just (if not more) as excited as day one.
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You know what really grinds my gears is that when recruiters want something from you, you can't respond as quick as they'd like. Yet, when you want something from them (after telling you now is not the right time) they ghost you... fuck me huh
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