Software Engineer / HATEOAS nerd / CTO / Toronto resident! | he/him
This place is not a place of honor... no highly esteemed deed is commemorated here... nothing valued is here.
#Israel does it again - kills 15, incl 10 children & 2 women, in a queue to receive food aid in #Gaza.
"It's under review."
Yeah. That's what they say every time they murder peaceful, innocent, starving people desperately seeking food at designated aid distribution pts.
Liars and murders.
Netanyahu & Yoav Gallant specifically released IDF from any international law or rules of war in Gaza & then pretend to investigate rules & laws they don't respect?
Riiight...
Just gave ngrok a try again after a few years of not needing it. Found 3 bugs in 5 minutes, and they assume you have Gmail and on linux only support .deb packages. I thought this was so user friendly back in the day!
This screenshot is from the CRA (Canadian Tax). I feel the "Secure' label teaches users to blindly trust that image when it appears elsewhere. What's the point of it?
Podcast intro
(edit: also check out the captioned version https://techhub.social/@diazona/114809739794492290)
@vga256 also want this
@jay you can also link to a data: uri
@ramsey I think that might be a justification after the fact. I don't think that much thought went into it, as per: https://mastodon.functional.computer/@samir/114791060882185815
@samir seems on-brand!
@samir very unsatisfying explanation in this thread, but answers the core question i guess:
> Because I wanted to avoid overloading HREF -- doesn't really make
sense in this context, I don't think.
😭
I wonder why <img> uses 'src' and '<a>' and '<link>' use 'href' as the attribute name. Is there are semantic meaningful difference or is it just different people doing different things and not sharing enough notes.
You MUST listen to RFC 2119.
Eric Bailey: It turns out you can just pay people to do things. I found a voice actor and hired them with the task of "Reading this very dry technical document in the most over-the-top sarcastic, passive-aggressive,...
https://jwz.org/b/ykqi
@steeph @nina_kali_nina back when Facebook was fun, status updates had to start with "[name] is ..."
Today I was reminded that old online chats offered context awareness for the people online: you knew you won't be a bother to a friend who has a smiley flower as a status; and you knew you might not be getting a quick reply from someone who's Away.
Today I don't even know if my friends are online or not. The messenger apps make the assumption that everyone is online, and if not, they will receive a push notification, and will reply to you as soon as possible. But this assumption is barely true. I bet it makes lives harder, especially for ND people
(Edited for a pixel-perfect screenshot)
@hukl one take on this (not an endorsement but came across it) https://youtu.be/iX3JT6q3AxA?si=NWpLCvgPUQFjRgf4
@plbrault brutal!
I think if USB-C standards mandated color coding for ports and wires, it would have mostly eliminated people's issues with it
@vga256 💔
So this is actually a Cisco 2610, and from googling it seems that the 4 console ports are actually some kind of module that it didn't ship with. You can get different modules with different ports.
I see references to X.3 and X.28. Maybe this device let users connect to non-IP networks? But 2002 for this device seems late.
