I use Intelephense together with Psalm (via LSP) in my editor. It's not a very pleasant experience, as Psalm is rather slow. Especially on large projects and large files. If a built in LSP server has as good diagnostics as Psalm, I would LOVE that! Hope this gets a reality. Would probably use Psalm as a CLI only tool, though. It's fantastic, just painfully slow
Xandros baby! But I was too young to understand what I was doing. I had one single mp3 file that I played over and over, and chatting with my friends on MSN via Pidgin. It didn't last long, but I remember it fondly
That's my suggestion. It has a special section for new music from the artists you follow. I also find their recommendations fantastic. Found so much new stuff on RYM
TIL that Mesa is older than I thought. Initial release in February 1995 apparently. Very cool
I still feel that a song isn't worth listening to if it ain't scrobbled
I use Intelephense together with Psalm (via LSP) in my editor. It's not a very pleasant experience, as Psalm is rather slow. Especially on large projects and large files. If a built in LSP server has as good diagnostics as Psalm, I would LOVE that! Hope this gets a reality. Would probably use Psalm as a CLI only tool, though. It's fantastic, just painfully slow
Xandros baby! But I was too young to understand what I was doing. I had one single mp3 file that I played over and over, and chatting with my friends on MSN via Pidgin. It didn't last long, but I remember it fondly
Are we moving to Codeberg now?
Flow just keeps getting better too. The "New releases" Flow is fantastic. Some days, that's the only thing I listen to.
Flow is like your personalized radio station(s), btw
I try to remember to always open two SSH connections when altering iptables or the ssh config - just in case
I belive you get more effects by using the Flatpak version, too
http://rateyourmusic.com/
That's my suggestion. It has a special section for new music from the artists you follow. I also find their recommendations fantastic. Found so much new stuff on RYM
Still rocking PHP 7.2 over here \m/ Will take some time before I can start to appreciate this change