They explicitly said this wasn't the solution for everyone 😊
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Now we have BBC printing stuff like this:
“It’s going to be like Mad Max.” “There will be no humanity. There will be no charity. There will be no fairness...
I fondly remember the days when rising sea levels, "sometime in 2100 or whenever" was the main climate-related thing. That was nice. Back then, the idea of tipping points was the realm of wild-eyed doomers that no one took seriously. Heat domes? Wildfires? Ocean death? Mass migration? Just science fiction.
Ahh, good times.
He's a Kremlin asset, no doubt about it.
I don't think trac has any kind of kanban UI to it, btw. They might have added it by now, it's been years since I used it.
It depends what you were using Jira for - it has a lot of features, most of which you were probably not using.
Trac has a wiki, tickets and git all in one - https://trac.edgewall.org
NextCloud has a plugin called 'Tasks' which looks similar to Trello.
Forgejo is similar to github - https://forgejo.org/
Maybe they like to exercise power over others. Sociopaths like to hurt people.
Well, yes, but the individuals involved are not the main point here. The point is the earth is getting hotter really quickly and humanity needs to pull it's head out of its ass and stop causing it.
As this trend continues we're going to see more and more situations where previously safe choices have suddenly become unsafe and situations where there are no safe choices. Focussing on individual "bad choices" by people in developing countries is, sorry, idiotic and tragic.
Climate change will eventually affect you or someone you care about and when it does there will be some dufus on the internet going "duh, shouldn't have bought a house in tornado alley" or "don't drive through floodwaters, fool" as if it was your fault. Maybe then you'll remember this post but probably not.
I'm really curious about the workflow you have that needs that many tabs. How does the History and Bookmark functions fall short of what you need?
Yeah, I think it's that one. Does Discover pull it's content from flathub.org?
It says "by Signal Foundation" on it and 900,000 people have installed it so it seems good enough to me.
A solid choice. I've been using it daily ( codeberg.org ) for the last year and it's pretty great!
The code review features are not as awesome as github but you won't need those.