latortuga

I stick mostly to fiction these days. Best books I've read this year:

- The Women by Kristin Hannah

- Jurassic Park by Micheal Crichton

- Platform Decay by Martha Wells

- The Dutch House by Ann Patchett

- Left for Dead: Shipwreck, Treachery, and Survival at the End of the World by Eric Jay Dolin

- All the Sinners Bleed by S A Cosby

- Project Hail Mary and Artemis by Andy Weir

- Cibola Burn and Nemesis Games by James S A Corey (the Expanse series)

Just got Exit Party from my public library, looking forward to it!

Now when your friends call you have to decide if they're oil-worthy

God I about had a heart attack when I misread this as Tailscale joining Shopify.

I seem to recall this Rust rewrite is all "unsafe" meaning it really doesn't automatically eliminate those issues.

What even kind of response is this? The high profile ambassador invited the journalists to his event officially, presumably to BE JOURNALISTS.

The author made this exact joke in TFA.

I had a chuckle at the domain name, mikeoss.com

It's funny you said "shower-thinking" because showers are one of the few places where it's not practical to use a device and you really are alone with your thoughts. A normal day to day activity that is the same sort of "stare at walls" state that the OP describes.

Yeah we moved on from SVN to git because SVN branches were truly a pain in the ass to work with. I truly do not have any rough edges or big pains in my day to day git workflow.

Similar to sprites.dev?

I'll field this one as someone who has used regular ol' Vim for ~18 years and never switched. Why switch if your tool is working fine? I use vim literally every day all day long and it does everything I need it to do. Switching has a cost and there's no reason to pay it if it's working fine.

Because when it's true, you also learn about any prior match ups involving those two people.