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Scout APM
Scout APM - Leading-edge performance monitoring starting at $39/month. Scout APM uses tracing logic that ties bottlenecks to source code so you know the exact line of code causing performance issues and can get back to building a great product faster.
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SaaSHub
SaaSHub - Software Alternatives and Reviews. SaaSHub helps you find the best software and product alternatives
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Apple Is Killing Email Tracking With a Single Popup
https://matrix.to/#/!EDQukPrjxoDvoNKPzR:mozilla.org/$9hBPGAI0ZkxLEj_rdR-0pNhCbclHsayLInDcYCJ8Ap0
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Polkadot Digest 15 June 2021
If you are interested in Polkadot governance, you should join the #polkadot-direction:matrix.parity.io channel on Matrix. Besides his more formal governance change proposals covered earlier, Wei Tang recently outlined a proposal for increasing the number of Polkadot Council members to 17.
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Weekly Reminder: Join the Matrix Chat!
Join here: https://matrix.to/#/#NationalLeftism:matrix.org
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Live Weekly @ 1PM ET on Wednesdays: Watch a Mozilla engineer hack on Firefox. (JS, C++)
Want to chat? Join us in the Livehacking room on Mozilla’s Matrix instance! Here’s documentation on how to join.
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New Review Guidelines for GNOME Shell Extensions
We have new Review guidelines for GNOME Shell extensions and all new versions of submitted extensions should follow these guidelines: https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/GnomeShell/Extensions/Review If you need any help with your extension you can ask us on GNOME Matrix channel: https://matrix.to/#/#extensions:gnome.org
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mintCast 362.5 - Party in the USR
Join us for the after party in Telegram, Discord or Matrix
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Gnome 40 and screen unlock lag
btw, you can ask questions on GNOME Matrix channel. We are offering our help to all extension developers.
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Yatima: A programming language for the decentralized web
Absolutely accepting contributions, come join our matrix channel: #yatima:matrix.org https://matrix.to/#/!bBgWgXJqeKuDuiUYWN:matrix.org?via=matri...
This issue (on improving the test-suite) is a particularly good starter issue: https://github.com/yatima-inc/yatima/issues/37
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Change color of the top panel?
If you have any question related to the extension you can ask us on GNOME matrix channel.
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Help with configuration/idea
https://matrix.to/#/#community-help:ipfs.io
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gpg-tui v0.3.0 is released, it now shows notation data of the signatures!
I also created a Matrix room for further discussion about the project. Join here: https://matrix.to/#/!WRksRGtlvyEvEDByqt:matrix.org?via=matrix.org
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I have 5 clubhouse invites, and I can sell them for $5 each
DM me through reddit ormatrix to contact me and be shown the wallet’s addresses.
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UFS: now you see it, now you don't …
RhodiumToad in IRC (via Matrix)
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NixOS 21.05 Released
A teeny-tiny orientation for (prospective?) Nix newcomers:
Having spent years on Arch and Gentoo, imo the NixOS community is outstanding even among 'advanced' Linux distros in terms of expertise and kindness.
I'll never forget one time I was having problems with a Python package generation tool and when I mentioned it on IRC, and one of its authors (Rok Garbas, who is so quite active in the community) just hopped on a call to debug the issue I was having right then and there.
If you're on the fence about Nix and that kind of community is valuable to you, make sure to check out the forums [1] and realtime chat [2] (the latter of which is unfortunately still in the process [3] of migrating away from Freenode).
If personal assistance/mentorship of the kind I described at the beginning of this post is appealing to you, several generous and knowledgeable community members host Nix ‘office hours’ [4]. I'm not sure who all are still running them, but I know tomberek is for sure [5] and you can find a link in the footnotes.
There is one serious problem with NixOS and the wider ecosystem right now, namely that the best experience available depends on Nix features that are unreleased. Nix makes it very easy to run bleeding edge builds of Nix and enable these features, but the unofficial status of it all has slowed adoption, integration, and documentation of these tools in the wider community.
That aside— i.e., if you're willing to be a little bit of a pioneer— the community is on the whole pretty rich with good documentation of everything but the bleeding edge, unreleased bits at this point. Those pieces mostly impact the CLI and specifying inputs to the expressions you use to define your system. Everything in the NixOS and Nixpkgs manuals is still accurate. The unreleased components are also fairly mature despite their unofficial status: many folks in the community have been using them for a year or two now.
Finally: if you're interested in dipping your toes in without committing to a system fully managed by Nix and you're a macOS user, nix-darwin [6] provides a pretty NixOS-like experience using a module system and CLI based on NixOS'. There's nothing equally complete in terms of managing system services in a declarative fashion on non-NixOS Linux, but home-manager [7] provides some functionality for enabling user-mode services in a declarative style.
You can check whether your favorite software is packaged for Nix here [8], and additionally NixOS does support several other forms of cross-distro packaging/deployment, including Flatpak, Snap, AppImage, and Docker. Steam support is native and works without much fuss, too.
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1: https://discourse.nixos.org/
2: https://matrix.to/#/!MKvhXlSTLGJUXpYuWF:nixos.org
3: https://github.com/NixOS/rfcs/pull/94
4: https://discourse.nixos.org/search?q=office%20hours
5: https://discourse.nixos.org/t/nix-office-hours/11945
6: https://github.com/LnL7/nix-darwin