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Hey Mastodon! I'm a struggling looking for part time work to sustain myself

I'm a of 10+ years:
📝 Skills: Backend architecture, quick learner, attention to detail, project management,
🚗 Engines:
🔧 Tools:

▶️ Portfolio: bamboy360.com/portfolio/
I'm also open to consulting/coaching if you're trying to learn!

Boosts appreciated, tysm ♥️

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# "Using LibreOffice and other Free software for documents as a lawyer"

I was asked recently about how I get on using LibreOffice for document-related legal work, and I promised to write down some thoughts.

The short answer is that I use a mix of LibreOffice and other FOSS tools, and I’m very positive about it, with no particular concerns.

If you have questions, please do ask!

neilzone.co.uk/2025/11/using-l

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I'm looking for "alpha testers" for an alternative forge ( based on )

forge.cloudsling.dev/

Public registration is closed (for now), but we can create accounts if anyone wants one, or open registrations temporarily.

It will remain free for projects, likely paid for private projects (although we are providing the service for free for a while, until we do an official launch).

Once/If we start having paid customers, we'll donate part of that income to the upstream Forgejo project.

This forge is 100% hosted in , and operated & maintained by a very small workers-owned .

P.S.: Yep, we know about the great Codeberg :) .

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I was busy with deploying a website this week, but guess what, more articles for y'all!

bojidar-bg.dev/blog/2025-10-24

This one is about everything I learned about using a bare git repository with hooks to automate deployment. ✨ Git hooks are awesome!!

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tig を使っていたけど lazygit だと画面上に見えてるコードをカーソル操作でコピーしてもちゃんと GUI 的な文脈でコピーしてくれるんだな

tig だとあくまで CUI 上で GUI っぽいく見せてるだけでカーソルコピーとかすると CUI 文脈の行を全部コピーされてしまう

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I've been doing a lot of micro-checkpoint commits which I later squash recently. Like, sometimes 10 small commits for a feature, all of them half-broken and messed-up, but as a major project-level checkpoint. Reviewing the diffs as I move along really helps me understand what's going on, and I then squash all these into a single clean commit before pushing.

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Just recently started using 's feature, and now I wish I did this years ago. Being able to not just view but do actual work in more than one branch in parallel — without having to stash/commit/checkout all the time.. absolutely amazing. I'm still new with this, so could be there are some things (good or bad) I have yet to discover... but at least currently this feels like the most underrated feature of git that I'm aware of.

git-scm.com/docs/git-worktree

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I need help with Git!
I'm a big fan of how easy GitHub Desktop works, but since we decided to switch to Codeberg, I can't use some of its features anymore.

The feature I used the most was checking other people's pull requests and applying updates directly to their branch. Is there any way to do that with Codeberg without too complicated commands?

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It’s interesting that `git exclude` seems to be a relatively unknown feature.

(Then again, there is so much to git.)

It is so handy for personal and temporary files.

I use it for justfiles in other people’s projects, for example.

I also use it for a personal Django management command where I can run random code from.

Since my git blame config breaks if I don’t have `.git-blame-ignore-revs` in a repo, I also make that file if needed.

Check out git exclude if you haven’t yet!

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