@spiezmaestro
I saw this, and can only wholeheartedly agree.

It's really that we ('cause yeah, me too) are taking on being sysadmin for a small set of people, and documenting should be an important sysadmin responsibility. There's just no way around that.

Thanks for the tip of tools!

@b0rk
I small companies, it's quite often the sysadmin.

@mrundkvist what makes political dissent in a democracy acceptable is the fact that all participants agree to play by the rules. The very idea that there are rules applying to all is anathema to Fascist thinking.

@mrundkvist 😂

@mrundkvist
I've mostly heard that I'm overqualified to work at McD. I found that to be rather silly.

(Yup, I've had desperate times)

@bagder
I'm curious what makes CMake more evil.

@bagder : just looking at their annotations of one file gave me a good belly laugh. Perfect early morning stuff 😃

@Karolina
Jag är inte nån större vän av högern.... men alltså, just den här grejen hade jag inte ens rest ett ögonbryn åt, alldeles oavsett vilken stadsminister vi haft.
Visst kan man prata om principfrågor, men hur stelt måste det vara?

@kattanta.bsky.social
Den är inte helt impopulär. Jag håller med.

@mrundkvist
De har väl mest väldigt olika betydelser? Det är ju såklart lite beroende av sammanhanget, men alltså, "stil" är väl rätt förenklat att skylla på...

@bagder Reports on using strcpy is nothing new, of course. But this "comprehensive" word vommit? For the love of everything precious!

@Edent @levitte You have a local node in the network, which essentially replicates whatever you choose to participate in, and the clone you get from it is what you work with, and publish patches from. The github/gitlab concept of an explicit fork is really not necessary, unless you really want […]

@Edent
How about a p2p git forge? #radicle might be an alternative for you. (see https://radicle.xyz)

@pabloniusmonk
I had not... but now that I have, it links to a reddit that links to the same linkedin post, which I still cannot read. So ok, won't read.