Building the full stack of a functional real-time voice and video comms system as a lone dev is not a trivial undertaking.

Even if they put 40/wk or more into it, I’d still be impressed. Like I said, not impossible but these people are rare.

Less than a 4 month commit history and one dev. Not impossible maybe, but sure is suspect.

GitCoin exists and has been pretty successful in the past.

Though I suspect it’s not what you’re looking for. I don’t see bounties on their site anymore and their focus has been mostly in the crypto space.

Accept that quality matters more than velocity.

Tell that to the VC money you got to fund everyone’s paychecks. It’s a race to get traction before you run out of money. Velocity will always trump quality if a startup wants to survive.

May as well just rig the house to burst into flames

I’ve been on the receiving end of these. It’s such a monumental time waster. All the reports look legit until you get into the details and realize it’s complete bullshit.

But if you don’t look into it maybe you ignored a real report…

Contributors is my favorite metric. It shows that there are lots of eyes on the code. Makes it less likely of a single bad actor being able to do bad things.

That said, the supply chain and sometimes packaging is very opaque. So it almost renders all of that moot.

Your community gets access to the network? So it’s basically a virtual LAN?

ELI5 headscale?

Or shift+right click on the unplayed video and copy image link to get the thumbnail.

I’ve been doing it manually because otherwise nobody watches it.

I like exim a bit more but yeah. The dead simple solution is my goto. It can be tricky without any experience but there’s a ton of information out there.

And once you set it up your pretty good almost indefinitely.

Yeah, I’m pretty sure it’s been ruled you technically aren’t even allowed to make digital backup copies of your media. There’s just no world they’d go after you for that.

Tailwind is just shorthand inline CSS.