@ptrc but "work item" is not more of a correct name than "issue"

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good night

@rpmrosie when I first heard the term that's what I thought it meant

@kemona_halftau @catpunk I wonder if those are less common here because 50Hz flickering would be even more noticeable (given that I notice what is likely 100 Hz fluorescent flickering I should definitely notice that, but I only remember seeing something like that on LED signs and an LED strip on the outside of a food van, not on any indoor lighting actually intended to light a room)

@kemona_halftau @catpunk what kind of lighting flickers as slowly as 60hz? (unless it is broken)

accesibility includes disabling broken flickering lights btw

@ielenia they added that feature recently

I can easily forget to eat all day

@phnt @silverpill @mkljczk I’m glad that “dramafork” happened, because 4 years after the fork (and several more years after the issue to migrate (which I can’t find right now) was opened), gitea is still hosted on github.

it is not acceptable for free software projects to force contributors to use proprietary software (namely github and discord) in order to contribute, and that’s almost reason enough for a fork by itself. apart from that, having a seperate proprietary “enterprise” version with more features (withholding features from the free version while still maintaining it) is a clear conflict of interest.

@mkljczk I'm surprised that one passed, it's a terrible idea

@kemona_halftau mroww

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nini fedi

@Rib apparently some isps that provide services over multiple fibre network providers (for example cityfibre (which is symmetric) and openreach (which is asymmetric) in the uk) will advertise the same (asymmetric) speeds for both but not throttle upload over the symmetric provider

(it's probably not this in your case though since you'd have to switch ont and you'd know about that)

@mld since when is bsky.brid.gy dead?