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(DIR) Post #9k7F4kXLxEiYPcbA9I by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T20:21:02.468370Z
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this is why i fucking HATE packagers and distros by the way, distro people think they are God, but they are really parasites
(DIR) Post #9k7F8hzrLC5vgyot60 by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T20:21:45.512350Z
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and thank GOD for flatpak and docker, we can mostly take them out of the loop with those platforms
(DIR) Post #9k7FE3IlYatPDTDA1I by 361.xj9@social.sunshinegardens.org
2019-06-22T20:22:44.497805Z
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@kaniini they are cowards
(DIR) Post #9k7G2v8Bh8Tye0WFPs by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T20:31:51.915528Z
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@xj9 yeah, the current parasite is bugging the fuck out because he doesn't want to discuss what the fuck he did to Pleroma
(DIR) Post #9k7G3GGP7mX6BZWbdg by 9k5IJjOQOw1ukpL0JU.satan@hell.social
2019-06-22T20:31:58Z
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@kaniini And by saying that, you are claiming to be god yourself,I am the only God
(DIR) Post #9k7GGpVNPPDVFXzwEi by kemonine@social.holdmybeer.solutions
2019-06-22T20:34:25.601172Z
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@kaniini Sarcasm re flatpack/docker?
(DIR) Post #9k7GMMEDAkI6BdbZbM by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T20:35:25.988672Z
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@kemonine no, absolutely not sarcasm. i'm tired of packagers just changing shit willy nilly without asking. freedombone has fundamentally broken Pleroma's default behaviour with this whitelist crap and i regret ever adding whitelist mode to mrf_simple.
(DIR) Post #9k7GU4BE9tvIWnswJU by irl@57n.org
2019-06-22T20:35:59.352791Z
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@kaniini Would you prefer I abandon Debian #930619? (Intent to package michabo). https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=930619I have closed ITP bugs with "upstream really doesn't want there to be a package" before.
(DIR) Post #9k7GU4MvSPHT75MHY0 by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T20:36:48.726144Z
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@irl i don't know. do you plan on making modifications to it without discussing them with us? if so, yes, please abandon it.if not, fine.
(DIR) Post #9k7GVf26csS17BNYLA by kemonine@social.holdmybeer.solutions
2019-06-22T20:37:06.820798Z
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@kaniini I saw the posts re freedom bone...Will there be an official Docker setup for Pleroma in the future?
(DIR) Post #9k7GXS4PnBFhUUJSqm by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T20:37:26.101041Z
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@kemonine if that's what it takes, absolutely.
(DIR) Post #9k7Ge2OjdhvttexSAS by kemonine@social.holdmybeer.solutions
2019-06-22T20:38:38.062874Z
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@kaniini Any thoughts on this Dockerfile?https://git.lollipopcloud.solutions/lollipop-docker/pleroma/src/branch/master/Dockerfile
(DIR) Post #9k7HHLlLZl2jFVHQFk by kemonine@social.holdmybeer.solutions
2019-06-22T20:45:43.754973Z
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@kaniini Should have also pointed out the docs are setup for a *vanilla* config of pleroma.https://git.lollipopcloud.solutions/lollipop-cloud/docs/src/branch/master/services/pleroma.md
(DIR) Post #9k7TP6TrTcJBcSZ5Rw by noirscape@social.catgirlsin.space
2019-06-22T22:24:00.517042Z
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@kaniini Arch Linux at least doesn't tamper with my packages and editing PKGBUILDs is easy.It's a shame really. Either you end up running a rolling release distro that shits the bed every few months or you end up with a "stable" distro which presets configurations and makes it a pain to change any of them (or tamper with packages to _backport security fixes and features_ instead of just updating the package.)That last one is why I hate Debian.
(DIR) Post #9k7TP6gciAW6G2XHLE by tallship@mastodon.social
2019-06-22T23:00:19Z
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@noirscape#Arch is really good. Prolly the best docs available for anyone lifting the hood. Friends don't let friends run #ewboontew!#Debian Testing does hiccup here and there, and things tend to get fixed sooner in #Sid than Testing.As a rolling release distro with very few problems, and also one that does it's very utmost to include upstream the way the devs intended, is #Slackware. You should give it a whirl: https://bit.ly/2Xwv00l 🍔@kaniini
(DIR) Post #9k7TP6rG4d1Wn1Vluy by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-22T23:01:34.344001Z
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@tallship @noirscape umm, thanks for the unsolicited distro advice i guess?
(DIR) Post #9k7TZugnemlCEblsdU by noirscape@social.catgirlsin.space
2019-06-22T23:02:42.030793Z
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@kaniini @tallship sorry wasnt intending to give distro advice, was just noting that not all distros tamper with packages :p
(DIR) Post #9k7Ta98FxV2d1oj0NM by noirscape@social.catgirlsin.space
2019-06-22T23:03:07.836745Z
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@kaniini @tallship wait… this wasnt aimed at me, im stoopid.
(DIR) Post #9k7Te6TflokNxBd4Gu by kumicota@weeaboo.space
2019-06-22T20:41:16.054318Z
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@kaniini Linus Torvalds said once that fragmentation is what made Linux fail in mainstream market and I kinda agree with him
(DIR) Post #9k7ThG62SqImee4xe4 by iceloops@neckbeard.xyz
2019-06-22T23:04:53.594834Z
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@kaniini @tallship @noirscape I just like Linux mint because of cinnamon.
(DIR) Post #9k8g8Yr4Do3RGAozFQ by ck@chaos.social
2019-06-23T12:50:19Z
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@kaniini Well, it's not really that simple. Thanks to docker/flatpack, things like this (https://snyk.io/blog/top-ten-most-popular-docker-images-each-contain-at-least-30-vulnerabilities/) are becoming the norm, that is people using docker to package some application without taking care to maintain the underlying stack. Remember that when you offer "official docker images", you are also responsible for maintaining them / keeping them updated. I personally would not take that burden on lightly, I'd rather thank GOD for the distros security team.
(DIR) Post #9k8g8Z1haGYrn9nTpA by ck@chaos.social
2019-06-23T12:52:13Z
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@kaniini That being said, I agree with you on principal that distro maintainers tend to inject a lot of unnecessary modifications into application behavior that are often not coordinated well with upstream (we all remember https://www.debian.org/security/2008/dsa-1571)
(DIR) Post #9k8g8Z9r5x5ECRbzX6 by kaniini@pleroma.site
2019-06-23T12:58:57.840710Z
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@ck all I'm asking is for people to not break apps:- don't ship audacious with half the codecs missing- don't ship blender if it cannot render an MPEG- don't ship Pleroma with a default configuration that limits it to the packager's personal allowed instances