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mcc, 6 months ago to random

A good drinking game would be to bring up YouTube videos with clickbait titles and take bets on how long the video takes to actually answer the question posed by the title

seachanger, 6 months ago to random

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ayo, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to random

today I learned html attribute changes are case insensitive

<some-element anoTHERname /> will trigger attribute change callback for an "anothername" attribute

and we should always tell custom element constructors to observe small case only... i.e., the following will NOT work

static get observedAttributes() {  
 return ['anoTHERname'];  
 }  

schizanon, 6 months ago to pdx

Not sure why it took so long for me to try it, but the #catfish at #missDelta on #Mississippi in #PDX is legit.

I'm #Arkansan and I grew up by a pond so I have pretty high standards. The #hushpuppies are good too.

Apparently they have a $10 special on the last Thursday of the month and I'm #hereForIt

I've had the #BBQ and it's good too!

#portland #southern #food #comfortFood #southernFood #barbecue

josh, 6 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to random

oh hey my refurbished thinkpad t480s arrived what flavour linux should i install on it??? (vote or reply)

ak, 6 months ago to random

Lovely fall day here in Stumptown

gvwilson, 6 months ago to random

Once again I have decided that life's too short to learn Haskell. I think I'd enjoy it, and it would teach me a lot about programming in general, but… sigh

thisismissem, 7 months ago (edited 6 months ago) to random

Okay, hopefully this is the last time I'll migrate the Mastodon Streaming Server to a structured production-grade logger: https://github.com/mastodon/mastodon/pull/27828

(I've had various attempts in the past which needed to be abandoned, but hopefully this one will merge & land)

seachanger, 7 months ago to random

last night I had dinner with a few friends and one told me at the table they’d just flown in from a work conference (unmasked) and I was like oh so you could be giving us all covid right now, and well the vibe was not the same after that

josh, 7 months ago to random

getting slightly better at resolving git merge conflicts

skinnylatte, 7 months ago to food

After 5 years in the US, I’ve learned that I do not relate whatsoever with American camping food and, will be quite happy if I never have to eat that again.

So now I am searching for what I would do differently. Finally have some hits on Xiaohongshu

#Food #Camping #CampingFood

thomasfuchs, 7 months ago to random

So, uhm, what’s a nice alternative to GitHub for some private and some open source repositories?

Maybe something that pledges no AI bullshit ever, just, you know, repos, issues and integrations with stuff?

https://aus.social/@TheMartianLife/111377920682670147

skinnylatte, 7 months ago to SanFrancisco

This SF Mission burrito list, I fully agree with. Finally! (Tho I don’t love El Farolito as much as people do, I love the rest)

Also worth noting the no 1 spot, La Vaca Birria, is halal

https://www.sfchronicle.com/food/restaurants/article/best-mission-burrito-sf-18457256.php

#BayAreaEats #BAE #SanFrancisco #Mission #California #Food #Halal

ai6yr, 7 months ago to random

Linux catch-22. In order to connect to the Internet, need to get a Wi-Fi card working. In order to get a Wi-Fi card working, need Internet to load packages to build Wi-Fi card driver. 🤔 (likely fix--mega-long Ethernet cable down the hallway and through a few rooms, temporarily).

ak, 7 months ago to random

export * from 'whatever';*

*Yay/nay? My team is discussing banning * -exports. Personally I think they are fine.

ak, 7 months ago to random

Highly recommend baking some quince if you can find some in your area. It’s a pear-like fruit with a complex flavor.

b0rk, 7 months ago (edited 7 months ago) to random

what git jargon do you find confusing? thinking of writing a blog post that explains some of git's weirder terminology: "detached HEAD state”, "fast-forward", "index/staging area/staged", “ahead of 'origin/main' by 1 commit”, etc

(really only looking for terms that you personally find confusing, not terms that you think someone else might be confused about)

thisismissem, 7 months ago to music

In something of a big surprise to me, I've lately found myself really enjoying both Taylor Swift, Olivia Rodrigo, and Harry Styles.

Like I'd have not expected to like them as much given my other music tastes, but I'm really enjoy them. I'm totally blaming my friend/ex for introducing me to them..

#music

schizanon, 7 months ago to web

The #web has always had "Events"; like clicks and keydowns, but you couldn't create your own at first. So #webDev did what it does and invented hundreds of ways to create custom events; #Angular bindings, #Signals, #Observables, #Rx Streams, etc.

ReactJS "Hooks" are just another form of this; they are just callbacks that are executed at certain times in a component lifecycle.

Thing is; we have #CustomEvent now! It's well supported since IE11 is gone.

https://caniuse.com/customevent

#javaScript

b0rk, 7 months ago (edited 7 months ago) to random

been thinking about this very common git workflow and how git doesn't do much to help you ensure that if you're using this workflow:

a) you never commit to your local main branch directly
b) you regularly pull from origin/main to keep your local main branch up to date

you just need to be careful

branch protection on github/gitlab helps with this, but I don't think there's much in git itself

schizanon, 7 months ago to webdev

Who's watching the #nextjsconf?

https://nextjs.org/conf

#webDev #react #reactJS #next #nextjs #vercel #web #javaScript

ai6yr, 7 months ago to climate

Sheet. (Ice sheet, that is). The Conversation: "we are now committed to rapid ocean warming in the Amundsen Sea until at least 2100, regardless of international policies on fossil fuels.... There are some consequences of climate change that can no longer be avoided, no matter how much fossil fuel use falls. Substantial melting of West Antarctica up to 2100 may now be one of them." #climate #ice #antarctica https://theconversation.com/increasing-melting-of-west-antarctic-ice-shelves-may-be-unavoidable-new-research-216030