berkes @[email protected]

If Caturday falls on Saturday, what falls on Sunday? Cu..?

🤔 What is Ruby trying to tell me?

Dear media, I'm not going to install your custom app to listen to your podcast.

My favorite podcast-app is installed already. If your podcast can't be loaded and found in there (its just RSS!) I won't listen to it, probably won't know about you, and so will many others.

Looking at you too, NRC.

node projects are even worse, most often. As are many java projects. Ugh. Python is somewhat similar, to Ruby in this regard. Too often did I f*-up my entire desktop because some pipenv-whatev broke all of python on my machine when getting to run some ETL script or tool written in python 3.14.1.7-pre-somesuch.

Go, from my experience is similar in this to Rust: just self-contained binaries.

Getting started with Rust projects most often is "download this binary and run it".

Coming from ruby, this is a breath of fresh air. No git checkouts, rbenv, bundler, gems, whatev-dev bindings, env files, asset pipelines, third party services and so on.

Just download && go. I'm loving it.

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Via @hntooter

Think of the Environment before you print this Toot.

Dutch news reporter reports about the lockdown and how we really have to work from home. Outside. On location. But in the dark, so it doesn't even work.

A quirky hobby of mine is to think What kind of service, app or site would be behind this typo I was about to type. And to then check if I was right.

Today: fithub.com - expected a gym, found some Saas diary- software.

Tomorrow: tithub, hithub or bithub.