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Don't you have the same problem with C?

Do this with CSS variables and only add new ones once you need them. This has been working great for me.

And if you're already familiar with such things, I could definitely see picking it up rather quickly.

Microsoft does the same thing. Crazy beans.

Better power efficiency

It does. But use a mouse if you want to!

Been using it for the docker compose that builds my entire homelab (~30 services, fairly complex config) and I love it. It's saved me from some really nasty bugs a handful of times.

Probably not, but Deno has Oak, which is Express-like and the combination of those two will get you close. But most node libs are not compatible and similarly node projects.

Not sure it's entirely relevant, but I really like what Oxide[1] is doing in this space!

Commodity hardware goes into their racks, open firmware and bootloader, etc. etc. and their podcast is a must-listen for any computing enthusiast.

[1]: https://oxide.computer/

Why is that?

Maybe I'm opening a can of worms here, but isn't Elon's Twitter an unreliable source of factual information when it comes to promises about the future capabilities of his companies?

This is a good point. Thank you!

This sounds like a mistake? When/why should the application validate the format of a UUID?

My understanding is that if the UUID is not sortable, inserting it into an index can be a performance hit. So if you have a write-heavy table with non-sorted primary keys, you will have a lower ceiling (higher overhead).

Doesn't the textual representation not matter for using them in DB columns? The DB just uses the actual bytes, no?

0b10 is the best 10

What do you mean read-only? You could pull data from a read-only data source.

It's definitely niche, and I seem to recall some really interesting fonts that did interesting things that encouraged some really wacky and neat projects, but I can't recall names...

You would enjoy Firefox Containers!

Browsers like this exist, but require configuration you're probably not willing to set up. If that's the case, then perhaps it's safe to say that most people just don't care enough.

I used it to build a fully wireless split keyboard. Each half has a BLE-capable MCU (nice!nano). The primary half communicate with the secondary half and primary halves. It works WAY better than I thought it was. I was quite concerned about latency and the secondary half modifier keys. Instead, the biggest problem is the hot-swap sockets I got. I will go back to soldering my switches from now on.

You can do this with WSL or Docker, can you not?

No reason not to share works on progress with the world!

Check out tmate

cURL has flags for this!

        curl -4 icanhazip.com
        curl -6 icanhazip.com

No, it's not. I can setup a login page and keep you out if I want. And I can do it however I want.

OBS should work. I believe depending on your setup, you may need to setup Pipewire.

Seconding Bobiverse! Really fun set of books!

The main issues for me were HiDPI support and screen tearing (when not running a compositor)

Probably to clarify against exclusive or?