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zaps··on The Eye, a mysterious rotating island in Argentina
Getting “Lost” vibes
zaps··on Nix Survival Mode: macOS upgrades won't break Nix anymore
Nix seems great for terminal-based development environments where starting a nix-shell sets up all the proper symlinks, env vars, etc. But how does this translate to IDEs like VSCode or IntelliJ? Like if you clone a repo with a shell.nix file, how does the IDE know to use that environment when you, say, use the File > Debug command, instead of executing whatever toolchain that happens to be on your path? Are there plugins available that enable this? I realize you could just open a terminal within the IDE, start a nix shell, and run the equivalent run/debug/etc commands, but I am curious if anything exists to make the experience seamless to the user.
zaps··on Writerside – a new technical writing environment from JetBrains
DITA or GTFO
zaps··on About half of Bandcamp employees have been laid off
Switching to full-on Dirty Hippie mode here but, goddammit why why WHY can’t we just have nice things without profit motives or acquisitions or shareholders or growth hacking and just enjoy the ride and the gifts that these kinds of resources give to the world? Why is the default setting “always sell out”?

IUMA was the Bandcamp of the early aughts. It was THE place to go for discovering new exciting music that you never knew could exist, the equivalent of listening to pop radio all the time and then one day turning the knob left to the local college station. (“What is this?” “It’s NEW.”) This was what the internet was FOR—accessing the inaccessible. Then some corporation bought it and smashed it into ash.

I get it, really. I’m naive af. People need to eat. Infrastructure isn’t free. Licenses need to be licensed. But fuck, I’d rather these sites never existed in the first place than have my heart broken like some middle schooler seeing their crush dancing with the rich kid.

zaps··on Microsoft introduces AI meddling to your files with Copilot in OneDrive
MS used their own AI to create a mashup of Andy Cohen and John Malkovich and called it Jeff Teper

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-onedrive-bl...

zaps··on Pkgx – “Run anything” from the creator of brew
So it’s tea without the blockchain part?
zaps··on Redfin Is Leaving the National Association of Realtors
“…for two reasons: 1) NAR policies requiring a fee for the buyer’s agent on every listing 2) a pattern of alleged sexual harassment.”

That escalated quickly.

zaps··on Motocompacto from Honda, 3.7 inch wide Briefcase-form Electric Scooter
I could see myself taking a ride on my Motocompacto down to the Rancho Relaxo
zaps··on CERN swaps out databases to feed its petabyte-a-day habit
Just use sqlite amirite
zaps··on XML is better than YAML – Hear me out
Correct. It’s not YAML’s fault that the parsers haven’t caught up to its fixes.
zaps··on OpenTF is now OpenTofu
Instead of the food my 12 year old mind goes directly to “Open to eff you”
zaps··on “Alien corpses” shown to Mexican Congress
According to witnesses at the hearing he also “crossed his heart and hoped to die”
zaps··on Slack’s jarring new design – can you go back to the old one?
TIL PC Pro Magazine is too cheap to get a pro Slack subscription
zaps··on FreeBSD on Firecracker
snotty
zaps··on Spotify looked to ban white noise podcasts to become more profitable
This. Old fogey over here too, and I would have stopped listening to any new music 15 years ago had it not been for streaming and recommendation algorithms.
zaps··on What happened in this GPT-3 conversation?
‘You don't have to be falling to feel the "fall"’ is the Zennest thing I’ve ever read
zaps··on Kubernetes Exposed: One YAML Away from Disaster
Super-naive take: why are people such jerks?
zaps··on Goto in Bash (2012)
This is the best worst thing I’ve ever seen
zaps··on Watch TV from the 90s and earlier
Welp there goes my afternoon
zaps··on Broken Arrows: Nuclear Weapons Accidents
The documentary “Command and Control” [1] about the 1980 Damascus, AR, incident is more terrifying than any horror movie you will ever see. [1] https://youtu.be/ZCPlm-mQ9Kk
zaps··on Why SQLite does not use Git (2018)
> git, for all its issues, is not bundling the kitchen sink

In my experience, installing git on most Linux distros pulls in a bunch of perl dependencies

zaps··on Cython 3.0 Released
Comments confirmed—Python packaging is broken
zaps··on The downfall of National Geographic
Caption…
zaps··on ELO Everything
Or 90s hotornot.com
zaps··on Chat Notebooks
A new kind of new kind
zaps··on The smartest slime [video]
S-s-s-somethin from the comments
zaps··on Microtiming in Metallica's “Master of Puppets” (2014)
Cliff was the music nerd of the group, James especially leaned on him to learn a lot of theory
zaps··on Apple II Vapor Lock and the Floating Bus (2018)
https://youtu.be/ewfXce3oylk
zaps··on .zip is now available as a TLD
Someone tell Sonatype about ‘.nexus’
zaps··on Windows 11 insider preview now shipping with Rust in the kernel
In any other decade that sentence would make no sense
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