iByteABit

u/iByteABit@sh.itjust.works
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A cinema chain where I live did a LOTR marsthon not too long ago, it was so wholesome to see all the fans gathered up and clapping at all the important moments, it kinda felt like watching it for the first time

on Jerboa forgetting account · c/jerboa · 2 pts · 3y

User: X feature is not working properly

OSS Dev: Cry about it

User: Switches to proprietary alternative that works

OSS Dev: Why does no one use OSS software??

on ... · c/programming · 2 pts · 3y

Scala is really nice and fun, but I get the feeling that it's been kinda dead for a pretty long time

on ... · c/programming · 2 pts · 3y

Do you have some resources on cybersecurity with Rust? I'm not at all experienced in cybersecurity but I'm curious

The EU needs to wake up and go hard on companies and industries. No mercy, no half-assing, just legislate the absolute shit out of them for once so that maybe our children can survive and live in not so terrible conditions, because not so terrible is the best we can hope for at this point.

The rest of the world too obviously, but the EU seems the most likely to do so.

This, so much. I don't mind porn but I do mind it popping up unexpectedly while browsing all instances in public. There's so much of it relative to other content that it feels like Lemmy is just used as a porn repository at the moment, I need to find more magazines to sub to

on All the sad · c/lemmyworld · 1 pts · 3y

It was so good and very few people knew about it, sad :(

I think it was just one developer doing all the work too

Out of the pretty small number of database systems I've used:

  • Postgres: Pretty standard choice, can't go wrong with it
  • MySQL/MariaDB: Also very safe choice, I feel like it's more feature rich than Postgres but I'm not sure
  • Oracle: It reeks of proprietary bloat and it's unnecessarily different than the previous two in some things, but you can get some official enteprise support if you're a company
  • Influx: It solves a specific problem (time series) but it's very cool, modern and with api support for many languages
  • Microsoft Excel: Obviously the best choice