Trash Fire Admin @chuck@linuxlab.sh

Hey there!

Among other things you can do to help the project, you can help us review the work being done by other contributors.

This is incredibly helpful to increase the quality of contributions, and it's also a good way to understand better how #Funkwhale works internally while improving your own skills, such as programming (Python, Javascript), webdesign, REST APIs, documentation and writing, databases, sysadmin, ansible, docker, automation, etc.

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It's open to anyone, and you don't have to commit on anything: if you are interested, create an account on https://dev.funkwhale.audio and send me a message with your username and your areas of interest and I'll add you to the corresponding groups.

If, for any reason you want to stop, you can leave the groups on your own (or ask me to remove you).

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When someone submits a contribution and want some reviews, they'll simply mention the corresponding groups. This is where you receive a notification.

Click the link, read the contribution and post one or more comments, if you have any:

- Questions (even, and *especially* questions that might sound silly)
- Improvements suggestions
- Proof-reading
- Feedback
- Testing

If you have nothing to say, but want to let the contributor know you reviewd their work, you can also leave a thumb up.

Literally *any* of the above helps!

You don't have to review everything that is sent your way, and are also free to chose which contributions you are comfortable reviewing.

Thank you so much for your help!

#BoostsAppreciated

A weird thing about Terraform 0.12's changes to HCL is that it had every reason to make plans better/more testable, but actually had the opposite effect in the one project where I use these features extensively (packet-k3s vs. one where I do not, packet-multiarch-k8s)--it made my implementation extremely opinionated about architecture, as a function of buying into the new features, which (imo) somewhat misses the point of Terraform.

@TheGibson I'm okay with a thicc phone. Hope this expresses in a thicc battery!

@OCRbot

RT @privacyint@twitter.com

Menstruation apps have asked their users when they have sex, about their contraception methods, their mood, their health history, their lifestyle, their habits… And they shared it with Facebook.
Today we shed light on their data sharing practice.
https://www.privacyinternational.org/long-read/3196/no-bodys-business-mine-how-menstruation-apps-are-sharing-your-data

🐦🔗: https://twitter.com/privacyint/status/1171125875275902976

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https://www.makermadecnc.com/

Lighten up on yourself. No one is perfect. Gently accept your humanness. ~ Deborah Day