CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@whitequark @groxx

I haven't used IRC in decades. I remember having to deal with nickserv, but what was the bouncer for?

@futurebird

For the first one, I used incron. I'm not sure if it's still available in modern Linux. I'm guessing it is, since cron is also still being used.

@futurebird

I still use PHP both for hobby localhost webdev and also for local Linux scripting.

In the past, I made a script that monitored a folder for new files and then moved the files to subfolders depending on the extension.

I've also made a sort of dynamic class to handle MariaDB tables without having to make new handlers for every new table (I would just make a definition class that the dynamic class would then use).

PHP was the first language I learned 25 years ago. I love it.

@disorderlyf @stux

Same. I've been around since 2018. I was more active in 2020, then took a break, came back in 2022, took another break. And so on.

Every time with a new account.

@ahimsa_pdx

Thanks for the screenshot.

That sounds very reasonable. I wouldn't mind if they implemented the same here, tbh.

I had to make a tough decision on the last election because they changed the place of voting to somewhere inaccessible for me, and the only disability accommodation they've come up with was taking the urn outside and making me vote in front of people, and therefore my vote wouldn't be secret.

@ahimsa_pdx @Strandjunker

How is anonymity ensured with this method?

I'm from a country where voting is guaranteed to be anonymous, so I look at this and feel a bit weird.

@dansup

If you're asking for opinions... Disclaimer, I might not even use Pixelfed (but maybe this is somehow useful still).

1st row: none

2nd row: nice, but none

3rd row: good, I vote for all but especially 5 and 6 (last two from left-to-right)

4th row: none

@skeletor

I wanna stop growing.

@gamingonlinux

Huh, I thought it was because I was on a VPN. I usually get those sorts of timeouts if I forget to exclude the CLI.

A few days ago, Flathub the website also had issues where they messed up the URL paths. Seems to have been fixed now.