tenna

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A techie critter and casual streamer in their mid-twenties with interests in webhosting. Known for running web servers on things that shouldn't run web servers, turning others into similar looking blue raccoons, and being a little bit bigger than average.


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i think my expectations on how maintainers for open source software act may have been poisoned by seeing folks like BDFLs act unreasonably to reasonable requests

there was something i was looking into for work (a plugin for an open source app we use got quietly disabled due to running for too long once) and i saw a bug report for it, and i was halfway expecting the maintainers in it to say something like "the plugin shouldn't run that long, you're doing something wrong, closed"... but no, they actually took it as a problem and fixed it.


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I've had so many experiences like what you were expecting it's not even funny. Once I opened a bug on a major project that was closed wontfix in a record six minutes as an upstream problem they don't care about, then shipped a fix two weeks later pointing it out in the changelog because upstream happened to fixed it