Nice to meet u, how is things going with lua on fedora?

I am not so sure, but I am (slowly, very slowly) trying to make a few things better.

E.g. a Lua interface to PostgreSQL database.

Good luck, I consider ur kins of programmer is unique ppl not rare, cuz it's really harsh to keep away from popular languages and go with the rare ones like go and lua

I would not buy it that Lua is rare.

I bothered the hell of quora community before I picked up python, I asked about 300 q about python future and power before I started learning?

Python is a beautiful language, I lilke it a lot.

What do u do with it ?

With Lua or Python?

Lua ofc, I don't know its abilities

Language doesn't matter, algorithm matters, that why i respect lua, go etc programmers

They are mature enough to realise that fact

We use Lua in our commercial point of sale and online products (webshops, event ticketing and such)

We use Lua in our commercial point of sale and online products (webshops, event ticketing and such)

Neat, is it cross platforms ?

somewhat, yes, supports various linux variants and docker.

fedora is main development platform, rhel and centos if for deployment

Good luck with it then, it's really neat to write a code in fedora and deploy it on CentOS ??

we find so, yes. plus fedora lets us explore "future" technologies like wayland (with future I mean what will become commonplace in the hopefully near future)

I would not buy it that Lua is rare.

Actually, a friend told me that Lua gave him the impression of being a language designed to teach how to code.

It is certainly fit to serve as a language to teach coding.

Fedora and Debian, looking forward on learning Gentoo.

Never heard anyone ever say they were looking forward to using gentoo

lol

really?

people who use gentoo tend to fanatically love it ime

I personally think it's great just not something I feel like doing

Only think I use outside of fedora is Arch and CentOS

Arch satisfies my adventurous side for now especially since I'm working on hardware that doesn't play nicely in some cases with linux

Lol

Never heard anyone ever say they were looking forward to using gentoo

For Science... XD

Greetings, and welcome! ? A familiar name too :)

Morning, good people. :)

oh hey Justin!

Good morning Gwindor

Hi Justin and Zach.

Good morning, but good night for me. ?

Lol, luckily I am not dealing with THAT specifically

@gwindor You're in Siberia, isn't it? ?

Hosteando uno o más de estos se puede hacer una vida en Siberia XD: https://www.fastcompany.com/3044755/dutch-homes-get-free-heating-if-they-agree-to-host-a-computer-server

people who use gentoo tend to fanatically love it ime

I think the mix is what looks a bit odd. Usually Fedora & Debian users want control over their computers but mainly having their work done. And Gentoo is the opposite paradigma, they want to learn, tweak and control everything to the least detail. There is no "work done" besides the computer itself.

Only think I use outside of fedora is Arch and CentOS

I tried all the main distributions and many of the minor ones. I stay with the two that work for me: Debian Testing & Fedora.

@ko

I tried all the main distributions and many of the minor ones. I stay with the two that work for me: Debian Testing & Fedora.

Nice, power to ya!

I have a second machien running arch for fun.

@gwindor You're in Siberia, isn't it? ?

I am.

I am.

You may find those articles interesting then ?

http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-32816775

Nice, power to ya!

Haha, thanks. Necessity is the mother of invention.

Idk, I don't think that my place is any good place for it.

Why not?

Very often blackouts.

Also, well, who would place a server in my flat anyway?

And I will still have to pay for heating, because it is mandatory.

Very often blackouts.

Bigass backup power station

And I will still have to pay for heating, because it is mandatory.

Oh, really?

That's new for me.

I never heard of mandatory heating!

Siberia, mandatory heating makes sense to me haha

Oh, really?

It is cenralised. You can't just switch one apartment out of it.

Ah...

Now I get it.

I thought it was a law ?

Yeah, I had something like that in Uruguay, while living in a flat. It wasn't really mandatory but whether you use it or not you had to pay, so it was almost the same.

So, it'd consume place, produce noise and heat and I won't have anything to gain from that. :)

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LOL

Well, sorry then,

I just tried to help.

It's allright.

Russian Kuban wine. It's nice.

Russian Kuban wine. It's nice.

And cheap.

?

Especially for that View Sonic.

> Martini The hell dude

> Martini The hell dude

What's wrong with Martini?

> Martini The hell dude

Russia Levels

What's wrong with Martini?

A drip of alcohol can cost you your Job in Germany

A drip of alcohol can cost you your Job in Germany

Same in Spain

I was going to buy a 0,0 beer and my boss looked at me like "What the fuck do you think you're doing"

And it had no alcohol lol

Not same in Switzerland. :)

Neither it is here.

All bout dat Ballmer peak?

?

What did you do there?

Software for selling alcohol ?

Software for selling alcohol ?

Thats a major excuse!

LOL

Thats a major excuse!

Russian Unified State Automated Information System for selling alcohol - that's hell

That actually exists?

I have one of those at home.

Same in Spain

And in many countries in America. You simply don't drink. Often you can't even drink water or juice without permission. That says it all.

And in many countries in America. You simply don't drink. Often you can't even drink water or juice without permission. That says it all.

That's beyond ridiculous now.