El 12 de marzo de 2022 17:16:57 UTC, Gabriel Fontes <eu@misterio.me> escribió:
>Hey folks!
>
>To any Nix users around who might be interested, support for `sourcehut` 
>flakes has been introduced (by yours truly) with the 2.7 version (now 
>available on nixos-unstable).
>
>You can use the easier to remember (and more bandwidth efficient) type 
>for referring to flakes hosted on `git.sr.ht` (or any other sourcehut 
>git/hg instance, just specify a `host` attribute). Works both on the Nix 
>commands and as inputs on other flakes.
>
>For example, building a flake package from a git.sr.ht repo:
>`nix build sourcehut:~misterio/misterio.me`

>[Relying on plain-text email is a 'barrier to entry' for kernel development, says Linux Foundation board member](https://lobste.rs/s/0jt525/relying_on_plain_text_email_is_barrier)

Everyone is entitled to an opinion. Someone saying something doesn't necessarily make it true. I disagree with what this person said, for example.

How plaintext email is such a polarising topic is beyond me. Get your act together. Or are you just trolling?

El March 15, 2021 5:10:24 PM UTC, Drew DeVault <sir@cmpwn.com> escribió:
>Every now and then someone expresses interest in obtaining sr.ht
>merchandise - stuff like stickers, T-shirts, coffee mug, etc. It would
>be fairly easy to set such a thing up - there are several companies
>that
>provide mostly hands-off online merchandise stores these days.
>
>If you're interested, reply to this thread, or just click this URL:
>
>https://drewdevault.com/merch-interest.txt
>
>I'll grep my access logs later to estimate if the volume would be
>sufficient to justify the cost.

On 2020-11-11  2:34 PM, notramo@protonmail.com wrote:
> IRC is centralised and a very old protocol.
Old indeed, but it is actually federated.

> There are much better alternatives for support chat.

I'd argue that "better" is subjective. I like IRC. I don't like Matrix. For me,
IRC is "better". For you, it is not.

> It lacks many features, too: https://matrix.org/faq/#what-is-the-difference-between-matrix-and-irc%3F
> Matrix is a modern, federated, open standard with default E2EE (with unique
> cross-device signing feature), media, video and audio call support, widgets,
> guest users (no registration needed) and many more.

Just curious, why did you decide to keep your own keyring? I'm fairly unlikely to put my key anywhere that's not my hardware token.

On 2019-07-25  6:09 PM, Drew DeVault wrote:
> Do we have a tangible use-case for this yet?

I would suggest completing mail folder names for :mv and :cf, and completing
file system names for :cd as most potentially ergonomic implementations.