privatebin is pretty good.

There’s a reason why software is being made with Rust now. It has the speed of C++ (sometimes faster), has a nice syntax, is memory safe by default, has the best compiler error messages and also the book is very good. I learnt entirely by the book and it’s very good at explaining things.

I do wonder: why not rust? It would have been amazing. A fast language on par with C++ that also is memory safe. But Swift? You gotta be kidding me…

“I love looking at the 3D building of this place. I am about to ejaculate in my pants”

I doubt they would care enough for Java applets that died a long time ago to put “No Java” in the description

No Java?

I still think Briar and SimpleX are the best ones for both privacy and anonymity.

I want forgejo for its upcoming federation feature tbh.

Im thinking of self hosting Forgejo one day.

Already using Codeberg.

A simple task such as sending a request with GPS information constantly won’t do shit. You’d be surprised how much android sends in the background.

It’s not really designed to solve anything. It just exists. The cool thing about it is advertisements are not possible natively. There is also no JS. So no creepy ass trackers. It’s basically like the very early days where JS or CSS was not a thing. Just markdown. With the additional security and privacy stuff of the modern web like encryption.

Gemini protocol rocks.

Discord has an alternative called Revolt that is open source. It has all the premium features in discord for free, but is still in early stages I’d say.

OOP is nice. Why do people hate it?

Is running a SMTP server a pain in the ass? Like hard to maintain?

Yep, that’s what I was thinking.

Oh, I see. Ok, I get it now. JSON indeed would be very slow for this project. I also do think of maybe caching some stuff for this reason.

What? What do you mean full-fledged JSON. I won’t be storing the animes in JSON, but in a PostgreSQL DB. I don’t understand what you mean…

What do you mean by “lists in the code”? Which lists and do you mean by “in the code” hardcoded?