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Eh its fair enough, but the actual process of OSS isn’t much different to just working software at a job.

Now finding a project to get your teeth stuck in, that’s a bit harder. But that’s less a technical skill and more about having enough introspection to figure out what you’d like to work on for free haha

I’m a filthy Australian so I still can’t buy it in stores here… :(

Maybe Steam Deck users are more prone to leaving reddit or something.

I mean, instances federating against each other is sorta webrings but on steroids right

I love how they stuck with the 90s design

We need webrings brought back

Wow actual people

I think it would be more like reddit if there was a single super Lemmy instance, the extra layer of self hosting confuses everyone

This is an unusual question, but how have you been programming for four years and not know how OSS works?

Don’t you interact regularly with GitHub for work?

Crazy to think that reddit gold has been around for ten years