I use roundcube.

Be the change you want to see in the world. Time for a new career!

How do such people program? Does anything they do even have any meaning to them?

It’s actually about a security position and the candidate is asking the question.

Haha, what a dummy!

Step 1: Hug a big and strong man.
Step 2: Tell him to relax.
Step 3: Tell him he can let go.
Step 4: Tell him he’s safe with you.

Uh, what were we talking about?

Just like in that cool book where everyone is in a big community and everyone thinks the same and everyone knows that everything is ok, because they have a big brother kindly watching over them.

Muscles are softer than fat.

Design requirements are too ambiguous.

It would be nice if it was possible to describe perfectly what a program is supposed to do.

Try to automate updates as much as possible so that new security bugs get fixed quickly.

That’s actually pretty nice. Shows you early where you wouldn’t want to apply.

Just the occasional bug report. I don’t have more to spare. Most I have ever done was to give code for a semi-big new feature back. I had developed it for work and was glad that I got permission to publish the code. Especially when someone fixed a bug in it.

I also contributed to PHP. That’s the biggest project with my contribution. I also tried to make something for OpenSUSE’s zypper but thanks to Long COVID lack the energy and brain power.

KDE Plasma has been getting so much more efficient with every release that you can almost recommend it for low-end systems.

You could add linking to the same post, eg crossposting, to the criteria.

The urge to switch my server to piefed grows bigger every day.

And together with Frodo they celebrated their 144th birthday and as such invited 144 guests, 12 x 12, which is also called a gross.

I was really surprised seeing KDE on the kiosk at our local unemployment office which is notorious for bad IT. That was 7 or 8 years ago.

No! Every time I do that I wake up on a wooden cart and some guy says “Hey you, you’re finally awake!”

How do these people so easily forget that parallel communities exist on Reddit as well?