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This would be weird, esp. given that Cloudflare is one of the vendors who act as exit nodes for iCloud Relay.

For CoreOS, you can create immutable images as easily as you can create Docker containers: https://coreos.github.io/rpm-ostree/container/ You can later just point the installer to your OCI image and it will just work

It really reminds me of LiveScript's "back-calls" [1], which were a solution for callback hell in JS.

1: https://livescript.net/#:~:text=Backcalls%20are%20very%20use...

> covers the requirements of open source

There's no source

> A TypeScript designed to aid static compilation likely would have that distinction.

AssemblyScript (https://www.assemblyscript.org/) is a TypeScript dialect with that distinction

There's also Manfred's MAC schema for describing resumes https://github.com/getmanfred/mac

and i would say probably those apartments aren't even hosting locals currently, just digital nomads in overpriced airbnbs

I'm using Beeper with its Matrix bridges just fine

JSON has always accepted "bare" values (try JSON.parse in the browser devtools). In the space, a valid json document is any of those "bare" values, or an array or object of those. All of the answers in your linked StackOverflow also mention this.

For example, the spec explainer at https://www.json.org/ (on the righ-hand), tells you that a `json` document is an `element`, which is a `value` surrounded by any or no whitespace. This `value` can be a literal, or an object or array.

For an (IMO) easier definition, you can check how JSON values are usually defined in TypeScript e.g. https://github.com/sindresorhus/type-fest/blob/main/source/b...

Maybe somebody can help me find the $20 one, but the one I can see is $460

https://estore.st.com/en/stm32h753i-eval2-cpn.html

i asked it to play an album and it started streaming me the screen from a remote ubuntu instance asking for my spotify credentials -- press command+shift+i to bring up the window menu

I found that, to be really effective, you need to import the transactions from your bank somehow. I use YNAB to have it automatic, but you can also manually export/import CSVs from your bank (I used to do that before they supported EU banks).

I’d love to know an app like this that works with banks from the EU, or at least Spain (not only aggregation, but moving money as well, and the SDK is icing on the cake).

I can't decipher what "doderez" is in the passage "bai now jast a memori in the maindz ov ould doderez"

Doesn't the idiom "girls do not exist on the internet" itself point to the "standard" that, in this circles, men think of the people are interacting with as men, as "default", and the not-default is women. And we come back to the invisibilization of people who are not a white young guy in tech.

I'd wish to get as far away as possible from such an attitude, and thus really enjoy when I see people outside of this "norm" to make themselves known and attract more heterogenous people that can enrich the community.

I would love to use this at $daywork, but it has the unfortunate limitation that the merge group needs to pass the same checks as the branch itself, making it doubly expensive (esp. with something like Chromatic that is susceptible to flakiness and might need manual approval).

I would love to be able to set different sets of checks that need to pass to add a PR to a merge group, and to the merge group itself to be merged, so we can better manage speed and cost.

You mean Ping?

You can still get it like that, just right click on any folder that is pinned to the right side of the Dock, you’ll get 4 different display options.

I saw r/kpop in the list. You better not anger the most powerful collective in the internet.

Say that to the millions of ID cards, transport cards, SIM cards, and other smart cards with a secure element that run Java (a lot of times only powered by the small current from the NFC tap).

For cloning systems and making them bootable, the official option is to use Apple Software Restore (asr in the Terminal). CCC uses that under the hood though, so it might crash your system as well.

I really love a detail in Vercel’s webpage, if you right click on the logo, it offers you a link to go to the press kit page.

Moreover I don’t see how this is really an update on anything, they’re not saying “this is how it was done and how it will be done now”, they’re just stating things as matter of fact, which makes it difficult to know exactly what they’re changing.

Interesting that a Dev Drive is a place for trusted files in a system, and immediately they recommend putting there all the caches for the often unvetted and expansive third party packages from npm.

Not wanting to disregard your pint, but there are definitely applications in SVG. The user interface for the most famous kitchen “robot” (Thermomix) is done entirely in SVG, and they (through open source consultants Igalia) are one of the most important contributors to SVG and Canvas functionality in WebKit.

https://blogs.igalia.com/nzimmermann/posts/2021-10-29-layer-...

There is some previous art in mainstream OS’s about this, and it was all as great as you put it tbh

macOS made the tabbing native by giving windows (only of the same app) the ability to get merged into a single window with a tab bar (in Sierra https://www.macworld.com/article/228274/how-to-use-tabs-in-m...). It all has the same behaviors as Safari, including the one of “popping out” a tab into its own window. Apps that use the native window controls and the native window lifecycle manager get it for free and by default, but there is no way to get it otherwise (AFAIK), and apps can opt-out.

Windows 10 had this feature for a while in the Insiders build, called “Sets” (https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/11/tabs-come-to-every-w...), which made every window available to be tabbed together with any other window, from any app, no specific code or framework necessary. It worked very well and was neat af, but it got scrapped :( https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-shelves-windows-10-...

There is a reimplementation of this by Stardock https://www.stardock.com/products/groupy/

On a personal note, I’ve been using Arc’s implementation of Spaces and Tabs, and it feels super natural and productive. With some tweaking, I think this would be a great UX for window managers, and I’ve found myself really needing it for my whole OS. Maybe Stage Manager can get there at some point (although right now it is bad as hell).

It's surprising to me how Canonical keeps "losing" when positing competing technologies (e.g.: Upstart, Mir, Unity, and now Snap)

I'd be embarrassed to show a video of an app of mine taking 20s to launch in the old version, and even more embarrassed to show it take 1s to change channels as an improvement.

You’d be pressed to find someone who doesn’t trust the https source. So… you’d do manually what the snippet does?

MSCHF have a history of ridiculous ideas that actually get released, so I'm not sure that I'd discount this as vaporware so fast