notaboutdave

See this? This hand grenade I'm leaving in the schoolyard? This is about better games of hot potato.

Setting up your own git remote takes minutes. Github is just a pretty interface with bells and whistles. I think more people should go self hosted. It's cheaper, and none of the features are truly needed.

They'll bang it out in a week without a hitch. Just like every sizable migration.

Google's massive browser market share has opened the door to some ugly things. I can't help but shake my head whenever I come across a "Chrome only" SaaS startup.

I practice ruthless minimalism in everything. Having zero irrelevant things in my world leaves little room for distraction.

Journaling. It feels like modding life with extra memory and save states. I made a tool for it. Thinking about doing a "Show HN" some time.

This seems like it might be frustrating to manage. Instead of one or two memorable addresses, you now have two hundred hard-to-memorize ones.

It also might get awkward at the cash register :)

Does the book cover anything on rendering with OpenGL or graphics libraries?

How is this browsing a "remote" git repository? In the example he clones the remote to a local bare repo first. Am I missing something?

For those of you about to click: it's a visual interactive guide, and it's excellent. This guide is way too easy to not just learn it right now.