Random beautiful fall afternoon thought: Omaha hype is high lately - tech scene - city growth - airport expansion - streetcar line going in - metro at 1.1 mill and growing --- going to be a handful of remote-work centers in this next century --- so don't sleep on Omaha!
💪 Omaha's downtown is strong! #11 just ahead of Nashville and just behind Phoenix in recovery of cell phone usage since the pandemic #TheGoodLifehttps://downtownrecovery.com
Really considering starting to post recipes on a blog, not because I want to be a “food blogger” (ugh) but purely because the web deserves some un-bloated, ad-free, tracking-free recipes somewhere
Love how Kotlin builds in helpers to all sorts of random things that Java never got around to doing. The padStart function came in super handy when saving data to a mainframe today and needing to pad zero's in front of the last four of an SSN:
A health thing everybody should know is that if an older person suddenly loses their entire mind, that’s not 24-hour-onset dementia, it’s a UTI. They need antibiotics and then they’ll be fine.
@waldoj thank you for this, and the timing was so perfect. Someone had boosted this from you and I read it a week or so ago. Like 1 or 2 days later my grandma ended up in the hospital with stroke-like symptoms. I never would have guessed UTI but that’s exactly what it was. And remembering your message, I found and sent my mom some articles to read. Grandma got a ton better from the antibiotics and the UTI articles gave us hope when things were low. So thank you for the knowledge!
Does anyone have a password manager recommendation that's user-friendly for less technical users? We switched to 1Password last year and it has honestly been a nightmare for my wife
at this point when going to a client project and they ask if you have "React experience", you really have to ask for an unlimited number of permutations to figure out which "style" of React they use
@emurphy ha knockout nice! Yeah React isn’t great for lots of reasons, but it’s everywhere at clients so it definitely pays the consulting bills the last few years
@emurphy luckily keeping my streak of never having seen a tornado while living in the Midwest — probably a surprising stat to those not from around here like us