@lanodan it wasn't migrated but just deleted, which seems to make it less bad or some people say in the replies at least
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"private and secure"
so proton mail does use pgp? no keyserver tho
then why in hell do they not let people use smtp and imap directly, why force the bridge down onto everyone?
plenty of other clients have supported pgp for ages
RE: https://social.vlhl.dev/objects/54294066-32ea-4bf4-ab65-9cf9fac3ad83
then why in hell do they not let people use smtp and imap directly, why force the bridge down onto everyone?
plenty of other clients have supported pgp for ages
RE: https://social.vlhl.dev/objects/54294066-32ea-4bf4-ab65-9cf9fac3ad83
how bad is it to create a new fedi account with the same username in the same instance as a previously created-then-deleted account?
asking because fedi is fucked up and prone to blowing up
asking because fedi is fucked up and prone to blowing up
the temptation to try and make my own e-reader because the kobo is too slow when dealing with manga images
i really hate this idea that every non-trivial struct in c must be an opaque heap allocated pointer because people can't trust their users to read documentation, or what?
abi stability is another topic, and that one is more valid of a reason, but i'd still say it's not that hard, use sonames properly -- but if you *know* the struct definition will be changing a lot, then it's fair (but consider structuring your api differently, be modular and rely less on one single big struct type)
abi stability is another topic, and that one is more valid of a reason, but i'd still say it's not that hard, use sonames properly -- but if you *know* the struct definition will be changing a lot, then it's fair (but consider structuring your api differently, be modular and rely less on one single big struct type)
@lanodan it really feels like oop-isms, getters and setters everywhere pains me (not to mention how it now has runtime costs for little reason)
@lanodan @whynothugo bumping soname would trigger gentoo's @preserve-rebuild mechanism (or SLOT `=` deps), and basically any binary distro watches soname and trigger reverse-dep rebuilds
stable abi is nice, but it's only really a "problem" when you can't rebuild, aka, with proprietary software
stable abi is nice, but it's only really a "problem" when you can't rebuild, aka, with proprietary software
@lanodan @whynothugo
i remember people downloading .deb and .rpm out of a developer's website and it was painful
last i heard of community repos for debian, they were trying to copy the AUR and MAKEPKG files -- this... says something about debian's recipe format
i remember people downloading .deb and .rpm out of a developer's website and it was painful
last i heard of community repos for debian, they were trying to copy the AUR and MAKEPKG files -- this... says something about debian's recipe format