Aearil / is on Nostr

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2024-06-30 16:59:45

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@npub1r9s…xge4 I'- curious whether I should classify an old laptop sitting in a drawer somewhere as "an external reader", or "my computer has built in read hardware" ^^

2024-04-06 10:17:58

Wrote a little something on setting up custom xkb layouts
https://blog.nemirwen.me/posts/fr-oss-ansi-xkb-layout

2024-03-30 19:26:42

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@npub1ysu…2jyl british berlingo in any case :P
Also OMG is that from a demo/procedurally generated?!

2024-03-29 22:33:40

You know it' a good CVE when it drop on friday

2024-03-26 07:44:21

robot girl front end config...
call that `.clang-tiddy`

2024-03-14 23:09:30

What is it with software compagnies employement contracts and trying to claim ip rights on your personnal projects? ><

2023-10-21 06:02:45

Sometimes, being a trucker ain't so bad =)
Nice view to wake up to, right? :meowBlush:
https://soc.punktrash.club/media/0b28577c627b546c317fd7be0992cc98a6642035eae616c9085e0000b6045a18.jpg

2023-08-20 17:31:29

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@npub1gaj…78dz Oh ok. So maybe before diving into object oriented programming, try to get comfortable with just programming? "Basic" programming is also called "imperative programming" if your looking for resources online.
But yeah, getting confortable with things like variables, conditions, loops, functions, would maybe help you then get your head around object oriented programming more easily?

2023-08-20 17:18:00

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@npub1gaj…78dz I'm not sure I understand you, what do you mean by "advanced" here?

2023-08-20 12:05:30

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@npub1gaj…78dz I feel like something elaborate might be going over my head here, but I'm gonna go for a genuine answer anyway: if you want to build object oriented experience in the microsoft world, I'd say that C# (C sharp) might be a good bet for gaining widely applicable software engineering skills

2023-08-19 23:59:44

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@npub1ysu…2jyl that would sound very german actually x)

2023-08-19 22:04:31

Was just showing SourceHut to someone I know as a good option for FLOSS projects hosting, and she made me realise it's impossible to find any company info on SouceHut the company, and not trivial either to find where your data is hosted.
(US and Holland, US activities *should* terminate early 2024 apparently).
That's kinda weird for a company offering paid services, especially when making big openness and transparency claims.
I could see making this choice in the name of opsec, but definitely not standard practice (also, info can be found with a bit of digging on the interwebz)