This is really good. Can't wait to try them out when I need to.

Piccalilli@piccalil.li · 3w ago

Without reading dry documentation, finding the correct use for aria roles can be a challenge, so Steve Frenzel is here to break down the often mis-used aria-expanded. piccalil.li/blog/use-cas...

Shoutout to @obsidian.md Best note app ever.

Why do people not use slices more in bash scripts? Is it the fact that cut(1) is always available and people just never think about it??

explain your @ I think calendars are really neat.

Ian Coldwater 🧊🚫@lookitup.baby · 2mo ago

explain your @ look it up, baby

Got my TOTP code in within <1s of expiry

I’m hosting another live book stream, and this one is all about the foundations of secure coding. On May 10, 11 am-1 pm PST, I’ll be joined by Ray LeBlanc to walk through Chapter 2 of Alice and Bob Learn Secure Coding. https://twp.ai/9OVZrQ 1/4

pckt.blog/b/jcalabro/a... Bsky's outage postmortem Logging related bottlenecks are fascinating to me. I feel like our industry should have better UX around logging and tracing. by @calabro.io !

images.nasa.gov/details/art0... Here is the original image. It would make a great wall paper.

Paul Byrne@theplanetaryguy.com · 4mo ago

This image of home just came down from the Artemis II crew. Taken after their translunar injection burn, there are aurorae at top right and lower left, and zodiacal light at lower right. Credit: NASA/Reid Wiseman

cardcatalogforlife.substack.com/p/google-has... This is a really good read. I'm bookmarking this, it's good, and I think I'll come back to this later frequently.

Google Has a Secret Reference Desk. Here's How to Use It.

40 Google features to find exactly what you need, the alternative search engines that do things Google won't, and the reference desk framework underneath all of it.

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Browser-like tab on @firefox.com Android Beta are so lovely. Very smooth experience.

You gotta listen to every song thrice at least, I feel. To really get it.

I think the actual reasons for decline in SO questions, in order of impact, is: 1. GitHub issues 2. SO's maturity 3. Documentation becoming good 4. Blogging becoming really really good 5. Social web data.stackexchange.com/stackoverflo...

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Happy New Year, everyone!

Merry Christmas, everyone.

I think it's nice how we humans take care of animals around us, who we've never met before. Makes me feel good about humanity.

I've noticed that every year, around this time, DevOps and Ops tools begin trending on GitHub and there are a lot of posts about them on my timeline. It's just a general observation, but I wonder if there is an index that tracks this, and if there might be historical data I could access.

#math I think with a rectangle and it's cuboid, the increase in dimension is harder to understand. In this picture, it's not apparent which of the sides of the rectangle is increasing in height. We must instead visualize ALL the sides increasing in height along a direction.

Debabrata Bhattacharya || SE@likescalendars.bsky.social · 8mo ago

#math Interestingly, even when a cylinder is closed off, such as this mug I drew with my fingers, there still remains one aperture. I think we can more clearly see and understand the concept of "circumference increasing in height" to form a cylinder.

I feel like, with indie blogs on the rise again, there will be more of this in the future. Better paths forged by reading about what came before and trying to do better.

Debabrata Bhattacharya || SE@likescalendars.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I feel like it has made the world a better place. One where we all know what dangers and opportunities lie ahead on the road, because people who walked it first described everything in detail.

I feel like it has made the world a better place. One where we all know what dangers and opportunities lie ahead on the road, because people who walked it first described everything in detail.

Debabrata Bhattacharya || SE@likescalendars.bsky.social · 8mo ago

One thing I would say is new and interesting in the 2020s is how open people are about their struggles.

One thing I would say is new and interesting in the 2020s is how open people are about their struggles.

#math Interestingly, even when a cylinder is closed off, such as this mug I drew with my fingers, there still remains one aperture. I think we can more clearly see and understand the concept of "circumference increasing in height" to form a cylinder.

I think the next iteration of light bulbs will be user programmable. And not through voice or code, necessarily. But through more reliable means.

#Math I guess But this means the circle itself is 2D, and it is only the circumference that increases in height.

Debabrata Bhattacharya || SE@likescalendars.bsky.social · 8mo ago

I think it's very interesting that a cylinder has one aperture alone. I've always tried to think of height of the cylinder as the height of the hole itself.

I think it's very interesting that a cylinder has one aperture alone. I've always tried to think of height of the cylinder as the height of the hole itself.

I love watching Fintech Devcon talks, and here are my favorite ones:

Happy Dussera and Bijaya Dashami to all my friends here!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=VTnT... I really liked how succint this is. By femke.design on YouTube.

Why Your Design Ideas Get REJECTED (6-Step Fix)

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This is awesome

Rob@robertferry.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Vertical rows are the agrivoltaic winner! “The vertical panels produce slightly less electricity—but with higher value, as generation peaks coincide with morning and late afternoon demand…The crops don't seem to mind the presence of solar panels and they like the wind protection they provide.”

Trying to figure out what I want to do with my career

Seems like supply chain security attacks are ramping up. Please enable 2FA on packages you publish!

Socket@socket.dev · 11mo ago

🚨 Malicious update to @ctrl/tinycolor on npm is part of an active supply chain attack hitting 40+ packages across multiple maintainers. Audit & remove affected versions. Our analysis of the malware: socket.dev/blog/tinycol... #NodeJS #JavaScript