(webdev Tory) @worldsendless@qoto.org

@dekkzz76@emacs.ch (version pinning is a very common idea in package managers, apparently, so my response probably didn't do the topic justice)

@daviwil Just for the record, since I watch twitch and other platforms I have started using libredirect to point to privacy-friendly versions of those sites; this has the effect that it might not count me as a viewer, and also I cannot participate in the chat on the video. But other than those, it works great SafeTwitch). So, I am watching -- but you might not know it

@dekkzz76@emacs.ch just the opposite, actually. There are some high-usage packages that, wisely or not, make some semi-breaking alpha changes on their main branch, and I need to lock myself to a stable one.

I was thinking of finding a new #emacs package manager that allows easier version-pinning than does Straight.el. Rabbit hole; read through a big reddit thread on this topic from 7 months ago and realized now is not the time. Maybe I'll come back to this later; for now Straight is good enough.

@tfb does that preempt graphical things, like my browser? Sometimes I have to switch to a system terminal with eg `C-M f2` to debug something breaking my emacs, but I don't believe I can get a GUI app up from there

@dff downloaded Thanks for the recommendation!

My #emacs #exwm session has become lagged; switching to another window is sometimes doesn't take, and might need two or three attempts before I can input into that window as expected. I wish I knew WHAT had built up to cause this issue; lacking time, I'll probably just need to reboot at some point.

@beanalby my repos are already all set up, though. Time to figure out what the git conf version is

@beanalby I have been excitedly trying `git --shared` and my install doesn't know that command, though I see it in the documentation.

Does anyone else have experience setting up #git in a #SharedEnvironment? What did you do for #FilePermissions?

@Nundrum actually I was only referring to the built-in code rain a-la The Matrix. I can't use XSS anymore, so I guess it's moot

I have a recurring problem with multiple users working on the same #remote codebase, in particular with #git. Because git is creating and deleting files at each stage of the game, shareable #FilePermissions get lost each time someone uses git. Any ideas on the best way to manage this?

@Nundrum nice work! That is close enough to genart to me. I have had my #xscreensaver show something like that, but not as useful as what you have there