It's not free but it's only a buck: open source sticker pack from StickerMule
https://www.stickermule.com/unixstickers
And note these are pretty high quality stickers too.
Free Stuff for Developers
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Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#22It looks like Disqus' free plan is ads supported now. I think this should be called out, since other free services has the free quota/limit listed.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#23The most underrated thing on here is probably Visual Studio Code. It's a really great piece of software and has a bunch of really neat features when editing on a remote machine.
Telemetry trojan.
I can't believe there's telemetry in desktop software and the people just accept it as a part of life. Times truly have changed.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#24"Open Source" is hardly a good descriptor. The license is important.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#25The most underrated thing on here is probably Visual Studio Code. It's a really great piece of software and has a bunch of really neat features when editing on a remote machine.
Telemetry trojan.
Same horse with Greek intruders removed: https://vscodium.com/#why
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
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#27Earlier quoted context omitted.
Telemetry trojan.
Same horse with Greek intruders removed: https://vscodium.com/#why
If I must use VSCode, I use this this. But from what I understand, some of the best extensions are not allwed to run on non-MS versions like this. Particularly the remote editing version other comment mentions.
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#28The “contribute” link is very confusing if you’re not logged in to GitHub. Why not just link to the repo?
Re: Free Stuff for Developers
#29It's not free but it's only a buck: open source sticker pack from StickerMule https://www.stickermule.com/unixstickers And note these are pretty high quality stickers too.
No gentoo, no perl, and no emacs in the $1 pack :/