andywaite

Weird that YouTube's default error page (xnx's post) is a 1 minute video titled "YouTube is not currently available on this device.".

Also Veep, a huge success in the US.

And he appeared in an Alan Partridge episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RxSbTlH0K4w

Yes you can: https://haveibeenpwned.com/DomainSearch

- Culturally, at least in the west, there is a desire to make it look like the dead person is asleep (although things always end up looking a bit off because, well, they're dead.

This is not true for most of the West, open caskets are a bizarre North American thing.

https://theriseofthesynths.com/ is a somewhat interesting documentary on the synthwave scene (requires payment).

I've started a Spotify playlist of songs/albums recommended in the discussions here:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/707TEJD6lGwX9mUoeKbzJS

Another option is to use e-ink Android tablet such as Boyue Likebook, where you can install the native Pocket app.

Up to 31 miles: https://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/10/nyregion/10atrain.html

Developers often add TODOs for tasks that seem essential at the time, but later become redundant.

There is also the use case of when you can't do something because you're dependent on something else, for example you might have a workaround due to a issue in one of your dependencies. Once that's resolves, you can update to the newer version of that library, and remove your workaround.

And it's now implemented thanks to joallard.

This is a Rails feature, not a Ruby feature. But building something based on this could be useful.

Yes, if you're disciplined, and remember to do this regularly. But humans aren't perfect.

Interesting idea, but I'm not sure if that would be possible for all cases, for example what happens if the part of the line before the comment changed?

You're correct, I'm going to change it to be disabled by default.

I think that's a good idea. Perhaps based on a standard format such as '# TODO 2014-01-01 Fix me' ?

Good suggestion! I have noted it: https://github.com/andyw8/do_by/issues/2