You code them by hand in the terminal before installing the DE right?

In Ruby (with ActiveSupport) I would do something like 4.days.from_now or 30.days.from_now.

If I really needed “one month from now” on some specific day of the month that not every month has I’d do:

def 31st_of_next_month
  next_month = (Time.current.end_of_month + 1.day).beginning_of_month
  day = next_month + 31.days
  return day if day.month == next_month

  # last day of month if no 31st
  next_month.end_of_month.beginning_of_day
end

Disclaimer: I’m laying in bed typing this on mobile. The code probably sucks but I’m writing for illustrative purposes.

I agree here. The convenience it may offer to developers who try it might be nice but the trade off is random craziness. I support not supporting features that are unintuitive. In this case that means not allowing someone to add “one month” to a date.

Storj, specifically using RClone and the native Uplink CLI (vs the S3 gateway). Super cheap, P2P, built-in client-side encryption are what keep me on it (and steering clear of the nightmare that is AWS).

Yeah that makes unnecessary killing okay, real productive line of thinking you’ve got there you fucking troll

Stop 👏 paying 👏 for 👏 killing 👏 animals

Stop 👏 paying 👏 for 👏 killing 👏 animals

They 👏 could 👏 stop 👏 paying 👏 for 👏 killing 👏 animals

What was that point? That they “support” veganism as long as they’re not bothered by anyone speaking about it, and they’re never asked to stop supporting animal abuse?

This really reminds me of people that “support” gay people as long as they shut up and don’t act “flamboyant.”

Okay let me treat you nicely then murder you, I’ll tell everyone I made sure to be real kind before your death.

Again, your feelings (or anyone’s) are not the point. The point is to stop killing animals.

I just don’t give a fuck how a person feels about me or vegans in general. Animals are being caged and/or tortured, then killed while we sit here pretending raising the issue is offensive.

People just can’t put down the burgers and hot dogs and think about anyone other than themselves. Then they act like vegans are crazy. Yeah, okay

My take is simply: why eat animals if I don’t have to? I honestly just think about animals being caged their entire lives for the sole purpose of “bacon tho.”

All the noise about “insufferable vegans,” “I’m offended because a vegan told me to not eat a hamburger,” is just that—noise. I can’t speak for the animals but if it were my livelihood on the line, I wouldn’t give a fuck about the preadator species’ infighting.

By “unnecessary” I mean unless you’re going to die without killing an animal, then you don’t need to kill animals (including supporting it by eating animal products). It’s really that simple.

It’s tiring hearing constant excuses from non-vegans. It’s always semantics and what-ifs, you never get anywhere with them. I just want to scream “put down the fucking hamburger and eat a vegetable ffs!” People really turn this into some nitpicking rocket science. For me? I just decided “fuck this” one day and guess what? I’m still alive.

I’m sure that’s true /s

The slide is what gets me. My client supports swiping for voting so I’m constantly downvoting by accident.

I mean, you could just stop eating dead animals.

Same, but that means not eating animals unnecessarily too.

Even putting the obvious problem with this aside it’s not funny.

Yeah for personal stuff I prefer my own stuff, but for business I find Fly to be phenomenal. I can always “SSH” into a container if needed (though it’s definitely not SSH).

This happened some time ago on Mlem for iOS but it was a bug that’s since been fixed.

I wonder if your issue is dependent on a specific app/client.

The trends coming and going is personally what makes me more tribal. Specifically I’m thinking of the JavaScript/Node ecosystem from the perspective of a Ruby on Rails developer.

Thankfully these days we have Hotwire and it’s possible to completely rip out all the Node trash we had to stuff into our containers.