Winamp was the only software to ever have a usable dark UI. #hottake
This tweet brought to you by meeting someone I've talked with almost weekly (well, at least monthly) for the last SIX YEARS. Yup. YEARS.
I think the coolest part of the internet is actually meeting the people who make it a community in person.
For everybody disappointed with today result in the European Parliament on A8-0245/2018 aka as Voss report on copyright reform please note:
1. The thing is not over yet
2. A lot can be done lobbying your local government
3. Just repeating buzzwords does not work
4. Use this opportunity to learn it all works: co-decision procedure, voting list, amendments ...
... because #EuParl is still the best thing that could happen to the European Union.
Super handy of GitHub to show the "create pull request" URL when you push a new branch.
You are underestimating the compounding awesomeness of continually fixing small broken things.
Does anyone here own a pinebook (ARM based laptop)?
I just got a code to buy a 11" one. https://www.pine64.org/?page_id=3707
Debating if it's worth it since I've gone all in on iOS for my mobile workstation.
This seems like a good time for a PSA:
If in the future you see something on a public-facing webpage you want to make a durable record of for use as evidence, don't take a screenshot. Those are -- understandably -- widely considered too easy to fabricate.
Instead, snapshot the page with the Internet Archive. It'll log a timestamped copy of the page to their servers. Highly tamper-resistant.
https://archive.org/web/ ("save page now", bottom-right)
May I pick the fedibrain?
I've just realised that all my permanent server workload in the house is done by SBCs (RasPi, ODroid, Pine64 etc).
So, I'd like to consolidate that into a rack/power setup aimed at small systems. Something that can take a variety of different boards. For power I could use a large powered hub, but built into the rack would be good if it exists.
Recommendations?
@plainprogrammer You probably don't remember, but we met at #RubyConf in 2016 (Cincinnati, back when you were @ Mavenlink) and you were very influential in my decision to switch jobs - at the time I was a solo developer, and the perspective you had influenced me to find a new gig that had a development team instead of being solo. Thank you a ton!! ❤️
Howdy everyone! My name is James, and I'm a ruby developer from Cleveland Ohio! #introductions
