dicks. Why tell me to protect my main branch, and then make me read and fill out the resulting form, if you're just going to turn around and say "psych! you can't have this unless you pay! Hahahahhaha sucker. Pay up!" ?
To be clear, i'm not opposed to paying for a service. I am opposed to bait-and-switch, and other forms of tricking people into upgrading or feeling they need to.
quitting for the day because i can’t find a way to throw the google cloud wallet API whatever.... interface thing out of a window. Additionally none of my windows are high enough to kill it even if i could find a way. 🤔
trying to set up Google Pay integration under my personal account to test google wallet stuff without creating bogus stuff in work account.
Their UI is CONSTANTLY switching me back to work account without asking. I accidentally created a Business Identity under it. Couldn't delete it. 🤦♀️ Then i added a user from a service to the work account instead of personal.
I hate this thing SO MUCH
Also, there doesn't seem to be a way to navigate to the "wallet console" you just have to know the url!?
@jamesgecko I started to file a ticket, then it asked for me to run it with the debug flag, and put that in the ticket. So I did. And it stopped complaining. So I ran it without the bug flag, and it is still not complaining.
So, it just magically fixed itself and thus i can no longer reproduce it, and I’d probably just be wasting their time, because they probably couldn’t either.
medication update: the meds the insurance company is forcing me to try (if i want any $ by them on meds) has (i believe) common base ingredients with adderall which is to say... it's on backorder too. So yeah. I'm probably going to have to go more months without drugs unless i choose to take on an ongoing $400/mo expense because i won't want to switch back to generic drugs and they won't cover $ drugs until i've tried cheap (which are, as mentioned, unobtainable)
As an #ADHD Programmer, staying on top of work (what to do, & not letting things slip through the cracks), and knowing if I'm doing "enough" has been hard. I've put together a tool to help with that, and I'm thrilled with how much it's been helping. I thought I'd give you a sneak peek.
This is the "dashboard" it's a high level overview of all the things: notes, tasks, open PRs, and a couple graphs of PR related things.
oh, and the complete lack of PR contributions by week by me in the graph (for most weeks) is because i just started the new job so I wasn't there to contribute. ;)
clicking a note's title will expand it. Clicking a ticket's title will take you to the ticket in the originating system. Unsure how I feel about these working differently but it feels like the right defaults.
Also showing how you can designate some tasks as one's you're just "observing" At work they create tickets for discussion and You'll get assigned to it (so it shows up) but you're not on the hook for work, and you want to keep an eye on it.
@squarism yup, they removed it from the list of bad sites.
it shouldn't impact gem install and yet I was able to gem install before it became bad, but i wasn’t able to after it became bad, and when it stopped being marked bad I could install again.
I suspect that my ISP (comcast) may have been doing something related to it. Switching my gem source their ip address worked, which implies it wasn't anything on rubygems.org 's server that was the problem.
Smalltalk devs have been kicking-ass and taking names in the "creative solutions" department lately coughGlamorous Toolkitcough and yet no-one's made a notable static blog generator to use to talk about their Smalltalk coolness?!
🤯
(i say "notable" because a 2 line README tells me "just a personal project" not something intended for others)
If you're a #ruby geek, and haven't learned smalltalk yet, you should watch it. It's a fun little "hey check out this tiny bit of coolness"
If you're even remotely tempted by #smalltalk know that that's not even scratching the surface. There is SO MUCH AMAZING stuff in smalltalk, both old & new.
You know, I like #erlang, but one has to seriously consider wtf is going on when +0 being equal to 0 is considered a bug and then, they double down on it and write code to enforce it.
I'm sure there's some logical reason, but still w.t.f. a) positive and negative zero are nonsensical ideas b) no reasonable person wants 0 to not equal 0.
no-one: whatcha doing?
me: oh, you-know, just comparing generic drugs my insurance company is forcing me to choose between instead of the non-generic drug my dr prescribed. they're not the same thing at all, but they're approved for #ADHD too and much cheaper, and saving the insurance company money is what's really important here.
one of the #ADHD drugs (Concerta) has 6 generic versions of which 1 is actually the same thing. Meanwhile "The other five products are quite inferior, and the FDA recently succeeded in downgrading two of these product’s quality ratings." so you have to check what your pharmacy gives you because they'll probably give you the cheapest one which is unlikely to be the authentic one, because more profit, and making the pharmacy money is really what's important here.