Notices by Fernando Mumbach (fermuch@mastodon.social), page 8

@lain but working towards it involves work!

@moonman but what about PRs? I know you can pull them as branches, but you lose all the context from the issue

For some reason, mosquitto 1.5-0mosquitto1~jessie1 on debian arm uses 100% cpu and makes the rpi3 cry. Going back one version solves the problem.

@Anna mostly things that I use. I foresee a lot of github stickers going to the trash, though.

@racuna between 1 and infinity

@toffee I'll examinate your comb

@Triplefox second chance?

@codesections not sure about electron, but I don't see a future where atom and vscode can coexist under the same roof.

@abacaxi so true it hurts

@Gargron I was like "but how the heck did he get in there", and I certainly didn't expect that plot twist 😆

@Gargron oh, okay. Sad to hear that.

@Gargron there's no "go back" button on the trending tab. Seems really weird to me.

@obw @revenant

Maybe something like http://www.jsfuck.com/ would work.
It is based on concatenating strings from true/false to form valid js. For some reason `![]+[]` equals to 'false' (a string). If you want the letter a, for example, you'd do `(![]+[])[+!+[]]`, which evals to 'a' (index 1 of string 'false')

`!((/**/)=>5)+((/**/)=>5)`
That returns `'false(/**/)=>5'`, which is a start. If you find a way to call an index without [ or ], you have there the full js engine at your mercy.