I joined Lemmy back in 2020 and have been using it as @qaz@lemmy.ml until somewhere in 2023 when I switched to lemmy.world. I’m interested in systemd/Linux, FOSS, and Selfhosting.
But then it wouldn’t be able to do anything unless they properly configured the apps permissions :(


Do it
In case people don’t know. Flock is a surveillance company that tracks vehicle movements and sells those to police departments and commercial entities.
This reminds me of the time the Catholic Church declared capybaras fish


I’m pretty sure it’s Java (due to the syntax and Eclipse editor default color scheme), so that isn’t an issue


public static int convertRomanNumeral(String numeral)
{
return numeral.replace("M", "DD")
.replace("CD", "CCCC")
.replace("D", "CCCCC")
.replace("C", "LL")
.replace("XL", "XXXX")
.replace("L", "XXXXX")
.replace("X", "VV")
.replace("IV", "IIII")
.replace("V", "IIIII")
.length();
}


I’m pretty sure that’s never going to happen. Rules to regulate your own aren’t very popular.
Anyway, your idea reminds me of this.

Yesterday I got feedback on my PR asking me to add more XML comments. The userId parameter of type Guid parameter didn’t have a param tag that said that it was the ID of the user. I was unable to convince them this was unnecessary and eventually conceded by adding a comment userId: ID of user.


I don’t think Jerboa supports it. I just use open the webinterface for that.
That’s on me, I forgot to test this on mobile after making some changes


Innovation
Yes, but that is actually almost “incompatible with every app and website”


I’m not sure demand is high enough yet for farm to table. I’m expecting DIY grow at home kits to launch soon though
I really don’t get the WebP hate, it’s a good format. It’s better than PNG and JPG.


You mean the BBB?


The populist right has won in the previous election and probably will in the next one. This probably won’t be the last.


People. Most people are still on GitHub and don’t see things on Codeberg / GitLab nor are they willing to create an account. It’s a classic case of the network effect.
The framed problem (Christians under attack in Africa) isn’t entirely accurate, so it’s not that useful