You can provide binaries and release the source code.

You can build binaries so that users don’t have to touch any code (and potential spoilers).

I think it’s reasonable to assume that most players won’t go through the source code. Those that do probably have a reason for it, such as wanting to improve the game. You could simply provide binaries.

If you don’t want to do that that’s fine, it’s your game after all.

This seems really interesting, please keep us updated! Do you plan on open sourcing it?

I’m working on an even less wholesome software, a digital dead man switch. It’ll send the user an email each month with a confirmation link in it, and if they don’t click it for a few months, they are marked as dead and predefined last messages are sent to recipients via email (or another platform if I’ll have the time to add it). It’s also open source and self-hostable.

AS - artificial stupidity

ASS - artificial super stupidity

It’s sis already :3

It would be cool if there was a law mandating that companies release the source code of a product after they stop distributing it, or maybe something like 15 years after its initial release.

Or just make all software open source ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I can see it and I’m not logged in

Ohhh I see, thanks for the explanation! In that case I agree that private property in the capitalist sense shouldn’t exist.

I mean this in good faith, what’s the alternative? That anyone could enter anyone’s house freely? Or that everything is shared (owned by the state, which would give it too much power).

I asked why it does that, not what it does.

What in the godforsaken markdown parsing is this

There are no endpoints from which the votes can be fetched. One would have to make an instance to receive the Like or Dislike activities.

from my brief time hosting snac, iirc it stores data in JSON files

https://codeberg.org/grunfink/snac2 and https://gotosocial.org/

The snac2 dev made it using only openssl and curl libraries. It doesn’t even use a proper database, so it’s very lightweight.

Gotosocial is basically mastodon but easier to set up on the server and lighter on resource usage.

Stuff hosted by cloudflare is not the whole internet

Time to relax

I think https://pkg.go.dev/ is down too

Sooooo I copy paste every single country code and put it in a table?

Am I supposed to make an SQL statement that puts these country codes into a table, along with the country’s name? There’s probably a better way. Maybe I could make a new entry for every unique country a user is from