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My favorite version of this is when the novice has followed someone’s dodgy advice to set pull.rebase = true, then they pull a shared branch that they’re collaborating on, into which their coworker has just merged origin/main. Instant Sorcerer’s Apprentice-scale chaos!

Why are you doing that? Don’t do that.

many people I met during my time in SF said they “hated Caltrain”, come to find out they’d never actually taken it. I took it all the time from SF to Palo Alto and it was always fast, easy, and reliable.

I just can’t copy anything from the URL bar at all.

Will this fix copying from the url bar in kde?

Hmm, j’aimrais bien acheter le livre, mais il n’accepte pas ma carte de crédit américaine. :/

People constantly hype Datagrip, I’ve always used DBeaver. They look almost exactly the same. Aside from the slick marketing, what value does Datagrip bring that justifies the price?

It’s $0.01 per install at that scale according to their pricing chart.

Great, now my city can be overrun with cars in the simulation too.

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those early days thirty years ago.

I misread this ad thirteen and though, “haha silly it was 20 years ago.” Then re-read it and realized it said thirty.

Then I had to go sit down for a minute and contemplate my impending demise.

I don’t have any issue with opening an issue in the repo, that part seems reasonable. It, by definition, is an issue with the codebase.

In LitigousEmma’s defense, kbin did not comply with the license terms of the open source software, so there is a valid concern here. Unlike most programming languages which are often released under licenses which do not requite attribution.

However, mistakes happen. The open source community is better off if we could all just start from 0 and escalate based on response.

Cross-posting my comment:

This is one of my largest frustrations with the open source community. Everything is immediately assumed as malicious. There is no escalation, it’s “you screwed me over” from the jump.

I suppose it’s bred from decades of large corporations pilfering open source for profit. However, this post could easily have been, “I noticed there’s some code I wrote that wasn’t attributed, would you mind adding that?”. Escalate from there if the appropriate actions aren’t taken.

Why even go back? Kbin was kinda dead a week ago which sucked, but I have no loyalty to Reddit.