This was going to be my suggestion. Use Bluefin (not the “dx” developer flavor) gts stream.

It updates automatically in the background. All you have to do is restart it for updates to become active. So as long as it’s restarted once a month or so, you’re golden.

In Amish country, you’ll see horses hitched up at Costco.

I love Node for small apps and scripts. It’s become my go-to for quick tasks. I’ve even used it to write some small CLI utilities as standalone executables.

Not only is Resolve’s free version amazing, the paid version is even better. And it has a reasonable, one time, upfront cost that gives you lifetime access.

I have a pretty ironclad stomach, but not as strong as yours. I’ve been with my wife for 13 years and she’s witnessed the horror that is me puking twice. And the first time came 4 years ago. My friends say it sounds like I’m “calling the dinosaurs” and it is very traumatic for me.

Edit: I forgot my point. I’m jealous.

This is very dismissive of the other commenters you’ve responded to who also appear to have understood you quite well. The difference is just that you like this one better.

You rail against someone for their privileges, but can’t seem to see past your own biases. We all have biases. It’s important to be able to recognize them and try to see past them. Including against privileged allies.

I’m sorry, sir. I’ll get off your lawn ASAP!

For small programs and scripting, Node is amazing. I’ve even written some CLI utilities in Node as standalone executables. I think most people who bash it have either never used it, or haven’t used it lately.

Which is what I’m kinda getting at. It’s always going to be up to the individual. Unfortunately​ there’s no way to force any kind of consensus.

I think there’s a shorter way to say this.

Upvote means promote. I think this should be seen.

Downvote means demote. I don’t think this should be seen.

Their approach to development really doesn’t suit stable ones.

I’m relatively new to Linux as my full time desktop OS and I’m loving KDE. I’m curious what you mean by this, though.

Full self driving in 2 years, I swear…

I never used Docker compose. If I had two containers that needed to communicate, I’d just setup networking for them.

I’ve been working in Jenkins pipeline for a while now.

Why the fuck is Groovy?

I was using Debian and Docker for my servers, but I’m switching to uCore and Podman. It was a decent learning curve, but I think I’m going to like it better.

I basically came to say this, but also that the cause is systemic.

When modern society, so thoroughly ravaged by late stage capitalism, requires you to spend the majority of your day working or doing chores and your leisure time is resting just enough so you can do it so again, there’s no energy left to fight.

I can’t say that those in charge are smart enough to do this on purpose, but it’s definitely​ effective.

Rust is great, and I truly mean that. But saying you can’t get race conditions in Rust is just not true.

And also, not everything is going to be written in Rust. When the company you’re working for needs a web application quickly, that’s better done in other languages.

And also also, Spring has a lot of niceties when it comes to concurrency that make this much less of a point.

And somewhere there’s “yinz”.

No. Every language has its haters. There’s a reason Java is so widely used. If you like it, keep at it.

I’ve been programming in Java professionally for 11 years. It’s not just embellishment, it’s outright lying.

Threads giving you race conditions? All concurrent programming will do that if you’re shit at it.

Java has come a long way. I will admit that UI in Java is terrible. I would never do that.