You'd think so until you have dealt with a few DNS problems. At some point, the mantra of "It's always DNS" stays in your head when troubleshooting. It's often the first thing I try nowadays.
I study computer science and it's definitely been an advantage. That being said, I believe circumstances might wary between institutions, countries, subjects and teachers a lot.
For documents, when we have a group task, we just use collaboration platforms online, like Google docs. Gets the job done easily.
When you're alone, using free stuff shouldn't be a problem.
A little advice: don't bother with latex and use typst instead. Latex works but it's often weird and the error messages are hidden in a thousand lines of "unfull hbox"
Nope. I wouldn't have a use for it, even if I was a super fan. I listen to my music with my jellyfin server, or stream from the commercial platforms. I think I still have some CDs somewhere, and could play then if I really wanted, but it's just a pretty dead format for me.
As far as I know, the money is from selling additional stuff, like merchandise. Some people like vinyl, but I personally don't care.
Skibidi toilet is a animated series with actually pretty good quality where people with cctv cams for heads are at war with people who's bodies are toilets. Haven't watched a lot of it but I can kinda see why the kids like it, hits similar as star wars the clone wars but without a mega Corp behind it.
And what's with all the Rust projects? Are you trying to scare away anyone who might accidentally land on your GitHub?
I code mostly rust
Your profile reads like a checklist for how to be the most unremarkable open-source enthusiast. Emailing you seems to be a journey filled with more obstacles than connecting to your broken mail server!
I give another contract in case my email DNS breaks
Stay healthy indeed, because we wouldn’t want you to miss out on the chance to turn that mediocrity into actual skills!
I like to end with stay healthy since Corona happened
Kinda disappointed it didn't say anything about me self hosting most of my code and GitHub being a dumping ground for mirrors of more interesting projects
Forgejo actions is basically GitHub actions. The difference in my ci scripts is a single line and you can even use GitHub action templates or whatever they're called.
You just need to add some runners to your server, which is pretty easily doable by just using some docker container and deploying that multiple times
You'd think so until you have dealt with a few DNS problems. At some point, the mantra of "It's always DNS" stays in your head when troubleshooting. It's often the first thing I try nowadays.