Happy to say my cancer is in remission

@waifu I will pog through the pain

restraining myself from preaching about nihilism and corporate greed again

@FrailLeaf @RustyCrab dust in the wind

@FrailLeaf @RustyCrab no one will listen because everyone will trade anything else for convenience

@shitpisscum @Fiddle The only thing worse in the TFS server from 2010 than the mountains of raw sql is the .NET framework 2.0 code for targeting windows server 2003
Even Microsoft, in their official documentation, tells people to stop using TFS because it fucking sucks

@shitpisscum @Fiddle this is the place I work at and I hate every second I am here

There is a TFS (because even subversion was too well-loved) full of raw SQL that has probably existed longer than I have been alive

@marine @fp offices are stupid and pointless

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Why

@fp I almost want to print it out and put it in my office

@me they gave google .zip ICANN just needs a really large bribe

anyone want to pony up $300000 for making .exe a domain I’ll help run the infrastructure

Google making .zip a TLD is so extremely retarded it’s like they are making a honeypot for phishing or are just really stupid

Gitea (and probably Forgejo idk I am not a low-functioning autist) has distro packaging support now, which is really cool.

On a related note, to all 0 awl users: it is now available on alpine, whatever consumes .rpm files and termux: https://git.froth.zone/sam/awl#package-managers

@Stererence someone else's problem is correct for shit like email

@mint postfix and dovecot are such massive pains in the ass to configure but now that they're functional I never want to touch that shit again and pray it does not break

@Stererence this is probably the ideal and still will not work 40% of the time

Configuring email is a black box that never ever works properly and anyone who deals with it is both probably underpaid and clinically mad