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Okay, so first if you have a theory always try to test it. If you think it's a permissions issue try this curl -o foo http://ix.io/4Igu to download a script and then try to run that script with ./foo . You will get a 'permission denied' error.

Because we did not give that script x permissions. If you do ls -lah foo you will see x is not set on user, group or world. However if you run chmod +x foo and then try to run the script again it will work. Now you can also see the changed permissions with ls -lah foo.

Your error is 'not found' which is a path location error. It means it cannot find your app in the /server/application location.

Note: I tried to post this without link but Lemmy is a bit ..., it seems not to support CommonMark. I don't know what they implemented, but code blocks are a mess. In a code block you want all characters to be escaped, that is not the case here :(

Op does not know about $CDPATH and tab completion keke

Vim

I totally agree longterm projects are better off using github or email.

Here is the crux for lively discussions using discord/IRC comes more natural. But whilst it facilitates easier flowing communication it fails to preserve it.

If you host thelounge using IRC is quite cool. As you get a better experience with backed up messages and stuff.

I prefer chezmoi

Terrible advice, do this in a VM as a lab but not on your main computer.

Backend: golang/python Frontend: js/ts Scripting: bash

If i had to choose one it'd be go.