Lucy :3
- 0 Posts
- 153 Comments
41·4 days agoOr use OS’s where case sensitive FS’s are the default. The ones I have in mind are much better for programming anyway…
Well … everyone using case insensitive FSs need to worry how they name stuff anyway.
kagis ‘C++ naming conventions’
2·5 days agoWhy expensive? eg. codebarg.org would be 7.20€/year https://www.namecheap.com/domains/registration/results/?domain=codebarg.org
codeburg.org couldn’t have been that much more expensive.
Don’t worry, we’ll be extinct soon, hopefully. Maybe even before int32_t runs out. Unfortunately not soon enough to stop the humans impact on earth before the worst damage is done.
Programmers in 292,271,023,045 after uint64_t isn’t enough for the unix timestamp anymore:
In my defence: I was high
Well there’s certainly no text filter
Fuck the UAE.
He does not look like 15 years old
31·14 days agoI said the same thing approximately 0.1 seconds before reading your comment lül
2·15 days agoThen be the meme :3
That would only work easily in your own network. As soon as you want access from other networks (mobile/work/etc.) you need to:
- Get a public IPv4 from your provider. I got that easily, but idk if your provider can and will do this. Otherwise, there are proxy services.
- Open port 80 (http) and 443 (https) in your router.
- Very likely buy a domain (which is 1.4€ - 10€ per year, depending on the name and tld).
Most official/big instances get banned by youtube pretty quickly. To host your own, you essentially just run one docker compose, that’s it. If you want it to be public, you’ll need a public IPv4 and configure a reverse proxy (eg. nginx).
Why did I read deapthroat instead of dethrone…