a #UX question. If a site has both a signed out home page, and a signed in one (for example a feed or dashboard), what should you see if you're signed in and try to view the home page?
@joelanman@benjamineskola what Ben says. You can also have both accessible (/home and /dashboard) and only redirect from / instead of replacing it. Depends.
🐍 aprxc — A #Python#CLI tool to approximate the number of distinct values in a file/iterable using the Chakraborty/Vinodchandran/Meel’s (‘coin flip’) #algorithm¹.
@veit Interesting. commit.cleanup = scissors is new to me. What's your exact use case for this? Is it so you're able to mention "#123" issue IDs in the beginning of a line?
@fihu Wenn du Stammkunde bist, wirst du bestimmt herzlich begrüßt: „Ah, mein Freund, wieder Fibonacci, wie üblich? So viel wie letztes Mal und vorletztes Mal zusammen? Mach’ ich Dir! Setz dich!“
I’ve had mixed feelings about manager readme. On one hand I do a verbal version in my first meeting with new collaborators to let them know I communicate directly but mean well.
OTOH, the power dynamic as a manager can read as a list of flaws your team has to put up with.
My tolerance/respect has decreased over the years towards people who intentionally ignore proper grammar and spelling. (Doesn't apply if you're actually dyslexic or similar, of course.)
If your desire as a sender is to be edgy, too cool to care, or just lazy, but it makes me, the recipient, invest more time and brain cycles into interpreting your communications, I'm pretty quick with an unfollow nowadays.
You know, a handy thing for those of us (cough) that can fall into using social media as an out-vent for irritation would be an ability to have a "notes" banner to remind ourselves of an intent not to do that. Like, here...
(Had an AI/LLM-generated 💩 website encounter the other day. Nothing new, probably, but still rare for me, and it’s been a bit funny:
I was looking for work stuff, webauth, tokens, something. The site already had a pretty SEO/baity domain, but the content, a FAQ-like, looked reasonable, at least quickly to parse for me when looking for my answer. Anyway, at one point, I don’t know which ambiguous term triggered it, the text suddenly started talking about washing machines and car motors?! 🤨)
Hey web developers, this may seem like a dumb question, but when I was a young warthog you would link to a directory (just a simple "a href"), and if that directory had an index.html page it would assume that's what you wanted. Now I'm just getting one of those "Index of" pages (with that index.html page visible!) is it because it's running locally instead of a proper web server? Has this just overall changed and I didn't know? #programming#html#development#webdevelopment#webdevelopers#web
@RomanOnARiver Yeah, that's totally up to the webserver. There is no concept in HTTP (afaik) of "serving a directory". HTTP is text-in, text-out. If you "browse" your filesystem locally with your browser, then it will likely list the directory. If you use a webserver it depends on its configuration. Yes, serving index.html when accessing a /my/directory/ "path" might be a default, but doesn't have to be.
Dir Ampel hätte im Cannabis Gesetz auch eine Regel einführen sollen, dass 100m um Windräder nicht gekifft werden darf und wir hätten in Bayern plötzlich 500 neue Windräder.
@besendorf Gute Idee. Nach meiner naiven Logik dürfte der süßliche Grasqualm sicherlich auf Dauer die Gewinde der Rotoren verkleben. Da muss sich doch eine gute Begründung raus stricken lassen.
I'll forever die on the hill that #Matrix and especially #Element must support stickers and sticker packs in a first class manner to succeed in the mainstream.
It is my opinion that “spoilers” and “startrek discovery” are oxymorons. Because that show has not just “minimal” but outfight no respect for even the most basic logic or consistency. You can’t spoil it because it’s absolutely incoherent. It’s a work about feelings that ignores any in-world logic; and as such has no stakes. Nothing matters because any magic bullshit will be pulled out of a bag to satisfy an emotional arc when the writers have no skill in any other aspect of writing.
@knurd42 völlig off-topic, aber wenn ich dein „(acct. 2/4)“ sehe (was ich völlig supporte, nicht falsch verstehen), spiele ich mit dem Gedanken bei mir einfach „(acct. 3/7)“ rein zu schreiben, mysteriös zu bleiben, und die Suche nach den (vermeintlichen) Alts meinen Followers zu überlassen 😈
