Releasing software is such a dopamine hit for me. It makes my day no matter how small the feature is.
independent software developer, space enthusiast, hiker, blogger, mac user, coffee drinker, guitar player
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I didn't realize that when GitHub said they'd be shutting off HTTP Basic Authentication that they also meant App Keys. That really sucks.
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Pine.blog can now help you add Webmention support to your personal blog! Let's move the Open, Indie Web forward. No matter where you host your blog, you can have mentions and even replies powered by Pine.blog! Check out the announcement blog post to learn more
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I've had my static blog for so many years. It amazes me that I'm still happily using the code I wrote all that time ago. It still works, and it's still powerful enough to do nearly everything I've asked of it.
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How many of you out there would be interested in a book about building quick but powerful SaaS products in Python/Django from start to launch?
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Thanks to the Sacramento Bee and their Capital Alert column. If you live in CA and can spare some money right now, support this great paper and get the news that impacts you and your state.
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I spent way too long browsing Twitter today and it was not good for me. iOS’s Screen Time feature helped me realize I was wasting my time (I limit my Twitter time).
Poured myself a drink and switched it off.
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I hold these two opinions:
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Social Media platforms hold immense power in our society and are (probably) too big.
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The President is a fool who’s been allowed to skirt harassment violations on Twitter for years.
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The streets were once public spaces, let’s do that again.
San Francisco plans to offer sidewalks, streets, public spaces for business activity
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If you lack context for my reasoning: it has to do with the fact that 100,000 people have died and that number is still climbing (fast).
We’re making progress, don’t screw it up.
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Eating outside I can (maybe) understand, but inside? Hell no.
I personally won’t be eating at a restaurant (inside or outside) for some time yet.
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And yes, that means that my entire programming career has been on one of two keyboards, both at work and home (I have multiple K750s). I have had it very good.
It's amazing how good you can be when your keyboard is always the same.
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I have used the same model of keyboard for 6 years (either the keyboard on my Macbook Pro, or the Logitech K750). The Logitech adapter no longer works reliably on new Macs, so I'm having to move to a new keyboard.
I am not enjoying the transition.
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I can't believe that Migration Assistant managed to bring over even my janky blog engine and Python 2. Well done Apple.
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I've only ever used Migration Assistant to move between my Macs. It's always been a seamless experience.
Anyone out there ever had problems with it?
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Life as a web dev is full of constantly encountering errors on other people’s sites and diving into the dev tools to figure out why.
How do normal people use computers?
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