I'm a professional dev who's been doing Rust for a few years, and I just looked into their repo for the core project this morning. They've tagged some issues as being good for newcomers, which is helpful. I already reviewed someone's code there to try to help.

I intend to try to pick off some issues. I like to write code, and I'd like to see this project improve.

I’m disappointed.

“The fediverse is open and interoperable!”

“No, not them.”

I would love to see a birds or birding community.

Podcasts.

This is glorious.

I’m curious what spez will do about this.

I had this when using my corporate VPN. Disconnected and still got it. I thought maybe it was a bug that had to do with Firefox.

A few minutes later I refreshed and it was all fine.

"Not that kind of open."

Not an answer to your question, but earlier this week I just happened to listen to this episode of the No Stupid Questions podcast titled Is It Harder to Make Friends as an Adult?. Might be worth a listen, regardless.

I, too, listen to Off Nominal. 😂

Yeah, this. Plug in some values relevant to you into that calculator OP linked to, and see what happens by simply changing the SPF from 1 to just 10. It buys you quite some time!

I hate wearing sunscreen. Always have. Being a pale kid in Florida was unpleasant. I (now in my late 30s and having to take care of myself more) was recently recommended this face cream with SPF 20, and it's a life changer. Water based, and I can't even tell it's there after a couple of minutes.

I'm sure there are cheaper products (this is the first one I've tried) that can achieve similar results. I'm sure it being water based is the key to not feeling awful to put on and wear.

Same. I’ve moved all of my domains there that they support. Paying cost for them is nice.

Paid for the mobile app (back before it was free)? Or paid for Pocket Casts Plus, which inclued access to the desktop/webapp?

If a particular friend of mine read this, she would shout, "Bumble BFF!" She's made quite a few friends that way.

Do you have a source for that?