Depends on the type of dev you’re doing.

Homebrew. Through homebrew: vscode,iterm2, Firefox, virtual box and/or vmware fusion, colima + docker, vagrant, pyenv, jenv, direnv, nodenv, bash, zsh + oh-my-zsh +powerlevel10k, tmux+byobu, coreutils

I’m sure I’m missing a bunch

The same can be said of lemmy, mastodon or any publically accessible forum

With bluesky ,the sign up has a section where you choose a server. The bluesky server is prefilled. Otherwise you add your own.

But not having that default option and instead having to have the user go research and figure out which server to use is an immediate turn off.

That’s kind of hilarious :D

Unironically, this makes me pine for the old days where usenet discussions were lively.

Tradwives

How so?

…or following people and interests you want to follow and keeping up with their updates.

ffs stop gatekeeping social media

Twitter has 106 million users in USA.

Prove it

Shakes fists at clouds

So in confused. Do I need to install thunderbird or…?

Agree on all points.

DevOps guy here mostly working at scale in AWS. Learning docker should be priority 1 alongside learning Linux basics. Ansible should be second IF the plan is launching docker containers on a VM as opposed to a server less option (example: AWS Fargate)

Yes. Still does. Though blocking Google groups cuts down on most of it

TIL I’m in the 2%

22 CRV here. Fob based remote start, no subscription for that or anything (though I would like to get the maps updates without payin) :(

I’ve used three remote start once in almost 3 years and I live in Wisconsin. It’s just really not that necessary. The car warms up quickly just driving.

How did we move from usenet to forums?

I used shutter glasses with the sega master system back in 87. They were rad af

https://segadoes.com/2015/02/23/sega-3d-glasses/

3D TVs were a commercial fad once and I haven’t seen them in forever.

2016 may have been the end of them

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/3D_television

https://www.livingetc.com/features/can-you-still-buy-3d-tvs-explaining-what-happened-to-the-once-popular-format

You can absolutely do this. You can mount partitions anywhere off of /

I have 5 drives in a system and I mount them as /storage1 through /storage5