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No, no, no. it’s been towed beyond the environment, it’s not in the environment

What did nuts ever do to you?

That linked code is not used by the opencode agent instance though right? Looks related to their web server?

I moved over to Tidal recently. Haven’t missed Spotify

Great video from Benn Jordan on data center noise causing illness to nearby residents: https://youtu.be/_bP80DEAbuo

We’re not playing cards

Pet trackers in which situation though? The times I’ve wanted a tracker on my dog is when we’re out in the woods for a hike and I worry he bolts after an animal or similar. I can’t see how an AirTag would help in that scenario.

I would pay $4/mo to stay as far away from Oracle as possible

You’re thinking of a couple of the older Honda series of engine. K series spin the conventional direction.

https://usebottles.com

And yet, it is still not open source :)

ROI?

I use Dewalt for my woodworking stuff and Milwaukee M12 for this very reason. M12 for automotive for their high speed ratchet, 3/8” stubby impact, right angle die grinder, etc. Milwaukee seems to have an edge there although Dewalt isn’t far behind.

It took over two weeks to triage on Vercel’s side after disclosure. How is that “good”?

Looks like they took this down. I was able to read a few hours ago.

Thank you Mark for all the hard work you’ve put in to the React community over the years.

If one of the authors are here, can you please add Ian Sutherland to the thank you note at the bottom? He spent just as much or more of his personal time as Brody and myself. He deserves credit. Thanks

They are still going out of their way to not say Vite or similar SPA tooling is a completely viable path for a lot of projects. SEO is not critical for all projects like they make you think it is. I’m pretty disappointed by the direction they took in this post.

I was given word back in 2019 while I was working on CRA that the React team was cozying up to the Next team and was going to be pushing Next as the future of React. That never sat well with me and I stopped contributing the following year.

This post took way too long to be sent to the community, but I’m glad they finally did something. It’s been dead for years.

Were you expecting Russia to announce this?

(2023)

Laser welding has been around for a long time and is getting more common as of recent.

Example: https://youtu.be/YTCnv1RV-Ns

You haven’t read the article, but you deemed it pointless. Nice.

We sold ours a few days before they announced the monthly fee. I feel like we dodged a bullet.

Are there any rules that folks find really effective? It doesn’t come with any out of the box.

While I agree with you…

It looks like they are announcing to the world today that they care more about advertisers than users.

Where does 78% of their revenue come from? I’m not sure why you’re surprised.

HSTS is a great mechanism to help protect against this. Although it assumes the user has visited the site previously within the HSTS expiration period. There’s also the HSTS preload list: https://hstspreload.org/

Ruby is surprisingly picky with white space

Way to follow your instinct.

I ran into similar limitations for relatively simple tasks. For example I wanted access to the token usage metadata in the response. This seems like such an obvious use case. This wasn’t possible at the time, or it wasn’t well documented anyway.

I wish more devices offered a way to enable a “slow charge” mode.

When I’m plugging my laptop into my dock to work for the next 8 hours it doesn’t need fast charging.

When I’m plugging my phone in before bed to charge for the next 8 hours it doesn’t need fast charging.

Is this supposed to be funny?