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Was a good listen, thanks for the recommendation 😁

Thanks! Please do, I always need more folks to follow 👀

Sounds like a threat 👀

Aw thank you, you're too kind 💜 happy to have been able to help, and been nice to get you know you too!

That's cool that Gitea at least has a CLI, maybe one needs making for Forgejo? I've enjoyed using glab for GitLab as well as gh and it probably isn't that hard to make a minimal CLI for the forge, just depends on how much of the functionality and some of the nice usability like the interactive surveys you'd like

I'd assume only if they implement GitHub compatible APIs 🤔

I investigated this while at Capital One (a couple of years ago) and the main reason was that banks would still be liable for any data leakage that the third party (or in this case you the user whose data it is) would perform, so to make it a little(?) safer it'd be easier to restrict it.

Agreed it's a sucky situation for folks who want their data and could accidentally leak PDFs with the same result 🤷🏽‍♂️

Also as someone who's implemented Open Banking on both consumer and service provider, it's not necessarily something I'd expect lots of folks to enjoy doing themselves 😂

Haha fair play 😅 worth raising a discussion on the Renovate repo for now at least, may be something that could be something that can be contributed with some changes by Civo, or could all be done with an official datasource in Renovate

Nice! Think it's worth upstreaming it?

Hope the comments are being kind, there's always a risk over there 😅

I've used this for a couple of things and from what I remember it gives you a little bit more safety around what you're building compared to text/template. I've considered seeing what oapi-codegen, a Go OpenAPI code generator would look like with it, but not gotten around to it. It's a bit more overheard than plain templating for sure, and I personally feel like it can read a little easier for more complex generation, but that's probably not the case for most code generation tools

Re code generation have you seen things like https://github.com/dave/jennifer ? (blog post)

I love sqlc, it's made me so much happier interacting with databases in Go, glad you're discovering it 🙌🏽

When I had that the other day I needed to go back to the episodes page and relaunch the video, and that seemed to work 🤞🏽

If self promotion is allowed, I'd like to say dmd.tanna.dev that I've been working on 🙌🏽

Schitt's Creek 💜

I've been building that capability in dependency-management-data, an Open Source project - this then gives you an SQLite database you can query ie at https://dependency-management-data-example.fly.dev/datasette/ which also has the ability to track things like End of Life dependencies or add your own advisories to flag things too

Looks so 😋

That being said, I'm excited to be talking at two conferences in October:

• DDD East Midlands next week, with a new talk This talk could've been a blog post
• TechMids in a few weeks, with a full-length version of Quantifying your reliance on Open Source software

Hope to see some of you there!

Huge congrats 👏🏽

Yes do! Then at least the world can hear what you've got to say 🙌🏽

There's even a website for drawing attention to the fact I have a website http://didyouknowjamiehasawebsite.co.uk (HTTP only)

Are you able to use the "managed by organisation" functionality? Here's the Arch PKGBUILD of which I think the distribution.ini may allow you to control it, but unsure, and can't find much documented about how to enable that mode 😅

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I partially updated mine recently but there's still a large swathe of blogs I need to add back into it 😅

Hope it goes well 🤞🏽 if it helps I had four out in one go once and didn't even need any paracetamol or anything stronger after 😁

I'm so sorry to hear that, but glad to hear it's been a year of improvement, and I hope it continues that way 🤞🏽

Or is it maybe just Mozilla can't appreciate your talents?

So sorry to hear you've got long Covid 💔

Sharing my salary publicly (https://www.jvt.me/salary/) I know about a dozen people who've mentioned they've used it to find a better compensated role, and I know a lot of folks are using the data. Sharing privately is awesome, everyone should be talking about these things!

Either thumb, I think maybe my left thumb more?

This sounds like an interesting side project to work on 👀

It's open now 😉

Yes force-with-lease is good - but beware https://www.jvt.me/posts/2018/09/18/safely-force-git-push/#caveats - it can lull you into a false sense of security without specifying the ref!

I've set up an account on Feedly just to look at that stat 😁

If it helps, I'm technically reading my Mastodon feed through a feed reader, including Boosts using Bridgy Fed, an #IndieWeb tool, so it is possible, but don't think it'll work for folks as a standalone solution

Unfortunately doesn't yet include boosts

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It doesn't use CSS variables out-of-the-box but as a start on my PR I've set them up to make it easier. Thanks, will have a look 👀

Ah yes! I wonder if that'll ever change or if it'll only ever be receive-only 🤔

What do you see as the problem with this?

(I am not a lawyer but) in my opinion absolutely no - having it publicly accessible doesn't stop you from changing licenses on a per-file basis.

Even having a repo on GitHub doesn't mean it's actually usable - the absence of an explicit license means "All Rights Reserved" aka proprietary.

I can see your repo defaults to ISC license but just because that's true doesn't mean you can't do a per-file or post license. Several Open Source projects have subsets of different licenses in use across the codebase and as long as they're explicit and compatible it's all good.

Everything in my site defaults to AGPL-3.0 but then I've got post-specific overrides to make them Creative Commons / Apache-2.0 / otherwise as appropriate

It's several years old but my blog post on the topic may be of interest

https://github.com/google/bloaty/ maybe? There are a few others mentioned on Gopher Slack https://gophers.slack.com/archives/C0VPK4Z5E/p1691941755410119

Mine is currently taking ~8 mins to deploy (ie to reply to this post), so it ain't all good 😂

Huge congrats 🎊

👋🏽 😉

Congrats! How did you find the diagnosis process? (I'm just about to start it, privately in the UK)

Nice! I've been using the Bridgy Fed feed for now, so I can use Microsub and a reader client to continue following people - instead of using the Mastodon web UI - but I'd be interested to hear if you get on with that or find that continuing to use the Mastodon clients is better for you

Thanks for sharing!