CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@alwayscurious I know both sides are arguing the other side abused them, and that one side doxxed the other side. And I know all this drama is over fricking V-tubing technology. If only both sides could stay the hell away from me.

@Vanvidum Technically, because they're large, they're more like a dump.

@alwayscurious Fine article. Thanks for sharing.

Is it bad that, in any argument involving someone I know rather well, I automatically side with the person I know over the relative nobody they got into a fight with? And then feel the need to vacate communities completely when this relative nobody is being invited to them one by one?

@Stellar @niko I concur, what is going on?

@cr1901 Ugh. :[

@cr1901 My dang build processes can't shallow clone, either, because I rely on commit count.

@cr1901 Maybe stupids decided to shallow clone it, so you literally can't check out anything but exactly what commit it cloned?

@monorail Is it an Outlook address? I know Microsoft's servers love to silently drop mail from servers that aren't "blessed" for some reason. It was a reason I couldn't use Outlook365 as a mail host for my own email domains.

@jwcph Could also be because lots of people still expect they'll get things wrong themselves way more often. For instance, I am constantly amazed whenever I get anything right the first try.

@kura @volpeon @stefan The Arch Linux package manager has the same thing, but typically you only run into malicious post install hooks in the user repository, which upstream tells you "either don't use it, or fully audit the source scripts for everything you install".

@ThePlant Oof, indeed.