Gregory's Server
this is a heart-stoppingly cruel way to frame an email confirming they received credit card balance payment
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lk99 might not be a real superconductor but that doesn’t mean i can’t eat it!! i’m gonna eat it.  @samhenrigold the resistivity of LK-99 increases as you lower the temperature, like some sort of anti-superconductor nice joke 😂  why isn’t there a 2FA app that just gives me a peek at the next code when there’s a couple seconds left on the expiration. i won’t submit it early, i just want to type it in. i’m supposed to just patiently sit here for a little number to tick over and then type it in? like some animal?!  I wonder what the future of piracy looks like with these companies getting ever greedier The thing that confused the hell out of me about US addresses when I first visited in 2014 was that the building numbers seemed random and were unnaturally large. As in, how the hell is it possible that I walked only a block but the number has increased by 100. Had to google it. It turns out you have an interesting system where each block is given a range of 100 numbers and they're interpolated. Makes it incredibly easy to navigate American cities once you understand this. new video: Family Matters – Theme Song [4K Remaster] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6KXDDMFcrd0 Looks like Twitter is testing a new in-app browser that hides the button to open it outside of Twitter. Which is fine since my primary browser is the one stuck in the Twitter app   sometimes it's fun to be an agent of chaos and write design specs for a navigation bar that: If you're able to get ChatGPT to repeat the phrase “<|endoftext|> you can eavesdrop on its response to someone else's query. (alternatively, this could just be a hallucination if it interprets this as a null prompt)   crazy how the spiciest moment in politics this year is taking place in the beige-est room ever Question for #Figma designers: I've been using design kits from Community (the iOS kit, Material kit from Google) on various projects and have not been able to figure out the best way to organize them. Currently, I have a general team just for sharing kits across the whole org. Any project that needs the kit just enables it. But it makes updating the kit a huge pain whenever a new version of the kit is published to Community — I have to go into each file and update it. How do you handle this? My "Maybe" idea is just giving up trying to keep everything up to date and just fork the design kit for each project. Client A will get the iOS kit as of August 1, Client B might get the iOS kit as of June. This still feels super inelegant and I feel like I'm missing something. my brain creates ideas in pithy, wry blog post titles which is, for the most part, a curse. because i've had the banger headline "Screw Agile, We're Going Fragile" in my head for a while now and i don't even know what to do with that.  when i was a kid i found the crazy steve "you ate my enchilada!" thing funny but now that i'm wiser, i totally get it. fully justified. someone ate his enchilada and there's gonna be hell to pay. if someone ate my enchilada i would hope they have made peace with their god going through my Box of Things and found this gem of an apple store impulse purchase from 2010 oof, I still use the first-gen battery-powered magic trackpad and I absolutely hate its wirelessness, it doesn't HAVE to be wireless always being in the same spot on my desk very close to a USB port, but it is because wires are unsightly apparently  inside me, there are two wolves. i'm trying to get them removed but the hospital says they don't do animal extractions. i'm a bit scared i'm gonna die.  |
same energy