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Restroom has always puzzled me. Seems like it should be an alternate name for a bedroom instead.

I've never heard that one... what part of the country is that from?

This is my go to: https://www.onceuponachef.com/recipes/caesar-salad-dressing....

Once I started making my own Caesar salad dressing at home, Caesar salads for me at home went from meh to unbelievable... basically what you'd get at a nice restaurant. So make your own dressing and never buy the bottled stuff... it's so worth it.

I also add fresh cooked bacon (NEVER bacon bits) and capers.

Isn't this how capitalism works? What the USA claims to be the best at?

Click on the planet symbols at the top to fast track.

An aeropress is really an amazing piece of coffee making gear. I used to use one when I was on a budget and found it to be the best method of making coffee for little investment. There are a few tips and tricks worth looking up, but once you have things sorted out, it brews great coffee.

I've been working with Ruby full time for pretty much 20+ years as well and there's many parts of it I've never used, although when I need one of it's many features, I love that it's there. I just used a refinement for example last month for the first time to help clean up some code that I didn't want polluting top level classes everywhere.

This looks to be a bit more integrated into the UI than the old version. The old tab groups always seemed like a bit of a separate "app" and I tried to use them, but never really used them much because I had to manually switch to the tab group view and it just didn't seem very cohesive.

I've used AI with "niche" programming questions and it's always a total let down. I truly don't understand this "vibe coding" movement unless everyone is building todo apps.

Most web developers don't even know what a binary tree is, nevermind rebalancing one.

Specialty retail is what I generally buy from brick and mortar as it's almost always cheaper in-store compared to what I find online.

And that's a problem... reasonable people now don't.

A major point of crypto is based on tracking as the ledger (blockchain) is completely public.

Turns out AI isn't smart enough to figure this out yet.

So I haven't been a C++ programmer for almost 20 years now (I would have considered myself very experienced with it at the time) and STL was the Standard Template Library for me back then. Is the Standard Template Library no longer in (widespread) use? Would any modern C++ programmer use it anymore?

The "entire scale" has no maximum. So your waste of the Celsius scale from 35-100 is Fahrenheits waste of the scale from 0-32 or whatever you're trying to base your comments on.

Because it is the same.

FSD is required for robo-taxis... so as Elon has said the last 10 years... "next year". Tesla doesn't use lidar either, so good luck with the FSD.

If there's a major organ in the part you cut off... good luck.

As a user/customer, if I'm part of that 1% with an issue and get the same sort of "canned" response you see on the mentioned thread, I feel like me as a user doesn't matter. I guess the next step is calling customer support and then having the person on the phone making me go through their checklist of things I've already tried and again, feeling like this is of no use.

I think it usually takes a big rollout for these big companies to actually "hear" their users.

Oh, the hours I'd spend browsing through tech books back in the day... good times.

Apparently they have an app that citizens can check to make sure they're not dating a relative.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/business/kissing-cousins-icelandic-a...

Doesn't take working at a crypto company to realize 99% of crypto is a scam. Meme coins, ICOs and NFTs were the icing on the cake for me though.

The popover API is not a replacement for <dialog>. It's an alternative to some dialog like functionality if the use case is right.

<frameset> replaces the <body> tag. TIL

Why? That's like somebody saying Linux has to distance itself from Linus because they have some sort of grudge against them or they don't like the authoritarian position they have over the project.

Just wait until they come across some mainframes and need to figure out JCL.

If there's a smell then the coop isn't being cleaned enough... simple as that. Ours coop is cleaned every day or two and there's zero smell.

It's like a cat's litter box. If it smells, then clean it more often.

It's been extremely windy in the region today.