I hadn’t heard of Windows Filesystem Tunnelling until yesterday. I was happier then. This idea is bananas. You can delete a file and make a new file with the same name (within 15s by default) and the NEW file will adopt the creation date of the DELETED file. This stuffs user logic into the filesystem layer to make atomic save operations work without changing user code. Horrible wild idea. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20050715-14/?p=34923
"A judge blocks the foreclosure sale of Elvis' Graceland, after his heir alleges fraud"
A fascinating story, but what got me was the bit about Graceland being valued at $400 million. For 14 acres. That's about $28M per acre. That's approaching mid-town-Manhattan prices.
This how much Elvis was revered? Still an amazing draw? Can't think of any other person whose home has so much value.
One of the most difficult problems in computer programming, apparently, is updating existing displayed content based on the creation of a filter. When I block a user in Ivory, their posts remain depending on what level I’m at.
In NewsBlur, telling it I don’t want to see content from a site removes that story, but another story in the timeline remains.
Come on folks, it’s trivial to refilter the whole timeline. I find this lack of excellence disheartening.
#NikkiHaley is supporting #Trump’s 2024 White House bid, she said Wednesday in her first public remarks since exiting the Republican presidential primary more than two months ago.
Finished watching Sugar on AppleTV last night and why the fuck aren't more people talking about this on my timeline?? I don't want to spoil anything so I'll just tell you to go watch it, especially if you like noir.
Helpful reminder: If your Apple Card has recently renewed AND you use it on the iPhone Upgrade Program, don't forget to update your payment method on Citizens' site.
@dmoren Why they don't update info automagically is beyond me! Isn't this a NORMAL credit card feature? To update the new exp and 3-digit-number automatically?