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"gac" is giving me PTSD flashbacks from having to deal with the "Global Assembly Cache" aeons ago.

You can have named workspaces now, I have ones dedicated to terminals, and browsers. They always have the same numbers.

For example I made a lib to write commands (like cobra or urfave/cli), but based entirely on the `flag` package: https://github.com/Thiht/go-command

Looks nice! I'd like an easier way of setting both long and short flags for a command, i.e. --verbose and -v should do the same. Using `flag` I have to declare everything twice to achieve this.

Good question. The middleware stack it provides is nice.

I've grown to prefer go-chi over Gin (or Echo), since it's just the standard library with some QoL features on top.

In k8s in our on prem private cloud using cloud native Postgres: https://cloudnative-pg.io

I like the Doom flames.

Anyone got this working in WSL? Using WSLg perhaps?

Just Go Time from time to time.

`~/dev/` with subdirectories for personal and work projects, which are configured in my .gitconfig to automatically use the correct idents, keys, etc.

It's a new proposed standard. Where I work (in healthcare in Europe) we have it as a requirement for any new APIs we offer public access to. We have our own auth service, but looks like Okta already offers DPoP.

It's also why we use DPoP for serious stuff.

Same, but I use wiki.vim. Great for daily journalling.

Nice game! I would like to see the scientific names of the birds, too.

Buy used. I recently scored a ThinkPad X1 Carbon (G7) for cheap locally and just nuked the Windows installation and installed Linux. I use Arch, btw.

God jul!