

Just got my server set up, took me about 45 minutes on digital ocean. Started uploading videos. Excited to help it grow
Just got my server set up, took me about 45 minutes on digital ocean. Started uploading videos. Excited to help it grow
He can fuck all the way off.
Yes, you are the asshole.
Oh, sorry, I assumed this was the am I the asshole community.
Anything more recent? I have friends bitching about the reddit paywall and would love to link them to something.
Ideally the solution would be finding alternatives for creators to make money, sponsorships is one, they can make money on those no matter the platform and where they get viewers, same with support platforms like patreon and kofi.
The goal would be to watch videos there so creators have a reason to cross post and then support them in other ways, if possible, mentioning peertube as the avenue you watched them.
Cross posting to a peertube instance should be pretty light weight for creators and we should encourage it.
When someone shows you who they are, believe them
The tough part about something like Friendica is that it’s usefulness very dependent on how many of your friends are on it. You’d need a group of friends to all join together for it to stick.
70% of what?
TIL Groupon is still a thing
Free speech absolutist
They were closed, they don’t owe you shit.
Lawns are one of the stupidest things Americans obsess about.
Capitalism
No thank you.
Make your platform so bad in the interest of shareholders so no one wants to use your platform anymore. It’s a story as old as capitalism.
This assumes an infinite timeline and budget.
Agreed. I found that many developers, in the pursuit of clean code, lost slight of some of the fundamentals principles of good code. I found that people were eschewing readability and modularity and calling it clean code.
Clean code became the target, not the underlying principles and the reason why we needed clean code in the first place. It became an entirely new thing that aided in producing some of the worst code I’ve read.
Oftentimes, when devs talk about “clean code” it’s a red flag for me in hiring. Some of the worst devs I’ve worked with have been clean code evangelists.
pics_free_free it is.
I don’t understand why reddit would even be on this list.