@ramsey

If you click enter, the search results display how all the gits in your area are doing. This close to Christmas, mine aren't great.

@ramsey I have been leaving :wq in Google docs at work.

@ramsey And how many times did "git status" appear in php files? I can't count it. Stupid window focus. 🙈

@ramsey I got the Klipsch The Fives. Amazing quality, good bass, good sound. Plenty of reviews available :)

https://www.klipsch.com/uk/products/the-fives-powered-speakers

@ramsey Ohh, I was thinking about this last week ... the last pair I bought was JBL, but they don't make those any longer.

Interested to see what people respond with!

@ramsey
I use these: Genius SP-HF2.0 1800A

@ramsey this is the first I’ve heard of “erased types”. If the name is accurate, I already don’t like the concept. Will have to look into it to confirm.

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@mobilizon actually uses ActivityPub

https://docs.joinmobilizon.org/contribute/activity_pub/

@ramsey Smithereen can do this but it's my own ActivityPub extension incompatible with anything else

@ramsey This exists in several different projects, but they need to collaborate on one standard way of doing things.

https://joinmobilizon.org https://gancio.org/ https://gath.io/

Friendica and Hubzilla also support this.

@ramsey I hate that Rust Rovwr didn’t exist when I was first learning.

@ramsey Same impression with Rust-Analyzer in any editor. A language server is a must these days :D

@ramsey I use JetBrains' IDEs for 18 years, and I concur.

@ramsey From an academic point that seems an interesting question indeed!

From a performance point of view I'd say "when that is your problem, you got other problems"

/cc @rasmus

@ramsey I’m not sure what the real-world performance impact would be, but isn’t `STDOUT` line-buffered and `STDERR` isn’t (and a file would depend on how you opened it)? @rasmus

@ramsey @rasmus I worked a few years with logging on legacy systems. My approach was writing into rotating files (some were minutely with max 10 files because of the stream size). Filebeat streaming to logstash parsing to elastic (all in private network on VMs). The only problems I had to face was managing the free space. I used the rotating logs on FS as a broker. I don’t really know the impact of file logging as I did, but this was negligible in comparison with all the legacy bad designs.

@ramsey I probably blocked thousands of people by now. People have the right to feel offended by it. I don't care. My mental health is more important. I have been harassed by people I blocked before. One time, it escalated to my fearing for my physical safety and getting a lawyer involved. Don't be that person. If you get blocked, just move on. Don't dwell on it. Maybe the person was wrong in blocking you, maybe they weren't, but it's not up to you. You can survive without them in your feed.

@ramsey I've been blocked by many Symfony Core contributors, this lead to me being totally expelled from the SymfonyConnect website, so it all depends on the blocking contexts, I guess.

Blocks on social networks or email is no big deal, we all do it, I do it very often too.

On websites and applications that are used for work, however, I don't agree at all, and I think it should be forbidden somehow, unless court trial says so.

@ramsey if they continue to talk about after they have blocked, that’s wrong

And, if you look very closely at acknowledgements, my name is listed. 🥰

@ramsey ~~I will still double check if UUID is actually unique in my DB~~

@ramsey super exciting!

@ramsey This is amazing! It's one of the features I'd been wishing PHP had since I started learning C# 15 years ago. 😂

@ramsey Do you want to stay with Ubiquiti stuff?

@ramsey Consider the TP-Link Omada gear. Like Ubiquiti, you can do integrated management of all the gear. (WiFi AP's, Switches, etc..) but I like how it also has a good option for an onsite controller and it works well without an upstream/cloud management account. All local. - Currently have Ubiquiti at home, have Omada and Ubiquiti at locations I manage, and home may go Omada soon.

@ramsey
If you're not scared of advanced network configuration, then @mikrotik.

Their devices are very good and they have a good OS which is continuously updated over years, so you won't find yourself with a router which OS is 5 years old.
But they mostly don't have "magic" features like "click this blue button to set up your entire network". Only simple "Quick Setup" and then mostly advanced configuration.

@ramsey Sorry, my twitter account is mothballed.

@ramsey Running her calendar like an airline, strategically overbooking to insure 100% utilization. Classy, like JetBlue.

@ramsey she wants the money that goes with finding a candidate that gets hired, not you.

@ramsey I doubt she ever checked. There are great recruiters out there, but many are fresh-out-of-college and it was either this or sell insurance.

@ramsey I watch science videos about quantum physics and I'm out in no time.

@ramsey
It takes hours for me to fall asleep. So short naps for are just rest for my eyes 🤷‍♂️

@ramsey I take those every night after spending 6 hours to fall asleep :^)

@ramsey Nuno is pretty active on here which I appreciate. I wish the platform was embraced more. For me, it is a no brainer to use

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* Use code snippets sparingly
* Be specific
* Give the benefit of the doubt and be kind

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@ramsey The only reference I can find to it in the documentation is here: https://atproto.com/guides/applications. Looks like it's a sha256 of content used to track whether something has been edited.