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Niki Tonsky

With the simple trick of using full width of the device Mastodon suddenly feels so much more spacious

Zaͩnͦsͤt̀́rͤa̅̆̈

@nikitonsky The left layout looks like a remnant of old forum software... The only thing missing is the long detailed signatures 😅

divdev

@nikitonsky So much better. I use @MonaApp because it’s the only client I’m aware of with an option to display toots full width.

Niki Tonsky

That’s called work. That’s the definition of work

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Raphael

@nikitonsky They seem to be using a weird definition of quiet quitting. 🤔

Matt Hall

@nikitonsky

I'd like to introduce the individual quoted in the article to a concept well-defined in this video by Mike Monteiro:

youtube.com/watch?v=jVkLVRt6c1

Michael T. Richter

@nikitonsky WHAT THE FUCK!?

How fucking entitled do you have to feel to think you're deserving of *more* than completed assigned workloads made to high standards!?

HOW FUCKING STUPID ARE THESE PEOPLE!?

Niki Tonsky

Maybe the appeal of TUI is that spacing is consistent, font size is all the same, so it looks nice almost by itself?

nocksock

@nikitonsky also *I* get to pick the font face, weights and size, and, most of the time, the color palette.

And TUIs are usually very focused on a single thing, performant and keyboard focused.

Niki Tonsky

Even error screens used to have information

q.bin

@nikitonsky the BSOD in Windows 10 is useless to everyone. There are bo good reasons to remove information there!
The user is frustrated no matter if he knows a lot about computers or not. This fact is not changed by making the error screen more "aesthetic".
And to make matters worse, people who actually know stuff about computers have essentially no lead what caused the problem and therefore need more time to find and fix the problem...

Niki Tonsky

Germans: we don’t use Y that much, so we swapped it with Z
Also Germans:

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Nadav🏳️‍🌈🇪🇺🇩🇪🇮🇱🎗️

@nikitonsky
That's odd indeed, but the least problematic thing about the German keyboard layout. More so are the locations of "special characters", ones that a software developer you use on very non special circumstances: `|/\[] {} to name a few.

schlaeps

@nikitonsky It’s a holdover from typewriters.

James Conroy-Finn

@nikitonsky this wouldn’t usually export when producing an image, etc.

Did someone screenshot their work?

Jordan Biserkov

@nikitonsky
The correct spelling is obviously "lib cont. AI nerd"

Niki Tonsky

Clojure 1.11.3

clojure.org/news/2024/04/24/cl

Clojure 1.11.3 is now available. CLJ-2843 - Reflective calls to Java methods that take primitive long or double now work when passed a narrower boxed number at runtime (Integer, Short, Byte, Float). Previously, these methods were not matched...

#clojure #clj #cljs !clojure@lemmy.ml @clojure@lemmy.ml

Niki Tonsky

download everything. that service is going to die. be your own librarian.

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Kyle Brown

@brood things I wish someone had told my younger self

Luckily I think there's only two things that I desperately miss not having a copy of

JohnHedge

@brood The most cost-effective archival medium that I have found are M-Disc BluRay discs (25GB or 100GB for ~$2.60 / ~$13 respectively) with a stated 1000 year lifespan under controlled conditions that aren't too onerous.

Pablo Lopez-Jamar

@brood No doubt about it. I recently discovered "Readeck", what a fantastic piece of gold to store articles :). (self-hosted opensource)

dmitriid

@nikitonsky

This was good. I laughed out loud at the jokes in the beginning :)

cGilmore

@nikitonsky Legitimately funny. I laughed quite a few times.

Good job!

Niki Tonsky

"Being alive is as special an occasion as it gets" 😍

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Tim Ward ⭐🇪🇺🔶 #FBPE

@daviddlevine I discovered some Blue Mountain coffee in the bottom of the freezer left over from our last visit to Jamaica - having discovered it I'm certainly drinking it now, not keeping it any longer!

sensual_lover

@daviddlevine everyday should be a celebration of life, love 😍🥳🍾

Niki Tonsky

Remembering those times as a kid when I'd see a non 7-segment-number component on a liquid crystal display, and I'd wonder if it was even legal.

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SnowFox

@NanoRaptor For me it was VFDs. I could tell the VCR’s display wasn’t LCD or LED, but nobody seemed to know what it was and I had no idea what to search for.

snep

@NanoRaptor technology was cool before it got so ordinary

R. L. Dane :debian: :openbsd:

@NanoRaptor

I'm guessing Nintendo's Watch and Play would've blown your mind ☺️

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Andy in Indy

@nikitonsky This is a pretty standard architecture for a secure, high-availability site on AWS. The biggest cost here is probably the VPC and its endpoints. Based on my experience I'm guessing it should cost roughly $150/month. Perfectly fine for all that it does.

Most Wordpress users probably don't need this, but then again most Wordpress users probably don't need Wordpress. Use a static site generator into an S3 bucket for like $5/month, or just sign up for Wordpress.com.

Jigme Datse

@nikitonsky I know someone who was working with AWS, not quite sure the role, but not from what I could tell, launching their own sites/services, but supporting people with accomplishing that, and felt it was a bit of a hellscape.

Niki Tonsky

No wonder this guy thought cubic equations are hard

Niki Tonsky

Okay Twitter, what type of date format is that???

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dmitriid

@nikitonsky

Lol. They broke it again. It used to be non-RFC despite the docs a few years ago. Then they fixed it. And now theybroke it again. I can't even imagine *how* you can end up with this format

Niki Tonsky

What is the third social network, with the arrow?

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iliazeus

@nikitonsky sanpellegrino.com only has links to Pinterest, Instagram, Facebook and YouTube.

The pointer icon could probably mean "we also have a website"?

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