Illustration by Ernst Schneidler, from Deutsche Märchen seit Grimm (1919).
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Illustration by Ernst Schneidler, from Deutsche Märchen seit Grimm (1919).
Source: University of Connecticut Libraries / Internet Archive
https://pdimagearchive.org/images/7ff72257-873f-42bb-809a-f44118421197
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@evan @tony That's yet another question though?
How much effort a given piece of software requires to stay functional in a changing world is very varied.
I have a tiny C mail delivery agent I wrote for myself in 1997 and last touched in 1998. It's still working perfectly fine locally. (I had to recompile it once.)
Compare with a project like Home Assistant, where I really couldn't guess how much effort that must be.
I'd expect a few hours per month for an average project.
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@evan you’re going about it the wrong way, which should be apparent by the responses you get. Chill or be honest and upfront about your agenda. You’re just making people feel bad about their life choices and you are not helping.
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@PaoloParti
Nuuu! Avevo chiuso l'app che sto andando a letto... 😬🤷
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@evan @joergi depends on how I use it and what the sheets are, if they are relevant to my use case. Why are you going down this road, what’s your agenda? Why the tone in your replies?
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@tony so, how much time do you think it takes for maintainers to keep software in a state where it still works for you?
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“Perché, dunque, andiamo verso quello che ci fa soffrire? Anzi: non solo lo cerchiamo ma, più radicalmente, ne siamo dipendenti.
Questa domanda attraversa 'Farsi male' (Einaudi 2026), l’ultimo libro dello psichiatra e psicoanalista Vittorio Lingiardi”.
Anna Stefi, 9 Feb.2026
https://www.doppiozero.com/vittorio-lingiardi-e-il-nostro-masochismo
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@troglobit @preinheimer @joergi because I like thinking about hard topics. You don't have to, though!
