As someone who has just deployed his first thing with Kubernetes, this resonates with me. twitter.com/memenetes/stat…
@panic No problem. Thanks for that.
@panic I wondering if it’s possible to configure wrapping based on the file mode in Nova. Can you, for example, enable line wrapping for Markdown files, but leave them off for YAML files?
P.S. Love the app
@coder_bec 😄 That’s incredibly funny.
@coder_bec I’d be interesting in knowing how they hope to get onto mobiles without being able to distribute through the app stores. Are they intending to build a mobile web-site? Given the user experience of mobile web-apps, I wonder how successful that approach will be.
This is fusion cuisine I can get behind. twitter.com/annafifield/st…
@bricoi1 Absolutely, please do.
Here’s why I like it: refactoredtelegram.net/2020/12/a-brie…
I’m using Stimulus on a few personal projects and I’m really liking it. Give it a try if you have a web-app with server-side rendered HTML. twitter.com/InfoQ/status/1…
Nothing like ringing in the new year than sleeping through it and waking up refreshed. 2021 already off to a good start.
@siracusa Wow. That line is really on the nose; almost like it’s out of a textbook on writing fiction. I wonder if they meant for it to be worded differently.
A very interesting article looking at how agile, devops and SRE became what they are today, and a plausible reason why. twitter.com/austinlparker/…
Maybe the way to handle copy in cancellation forms that say things like “I don’t want my benefits“ is to pretend that they say “I want to keep my money”. twitter.com/apolaine/statu…
@isthi_irfan Oh! I’m so sorry to hear about this. Hope you’re doing ok.
I just used Crossover for Mac to run some Windows games I built 20 years ago. After a few tweaks of the settings, they worked perfectly.
With Victoria having zero new cases and zero deaths, and now zero active cases - with the last one being discharged from hospital - I guess that makes it our first triple doughnut day. abc.net.au/news/2020-11-2…
Some notes on my internal struggle as a software developer: lmika.org/2020/11/19/on-…
Now that Twitter has “fleets”, GitHub should jump on that bandwagon as well.
I propose “Flash Requests”. They’re pull requests that are only open for 24 hours. After that, regardless of review/checks outcome, they “disappear” by automatically getting merged.
This is your daily reminder that magnets, in general, are pretty cool.
Not trying to gloat, but I can’t deny feeling happy to see this many zeros in one tweet.
Vic. coronavirus cases for each day in November:
Nov. 1: 0 Nov. 2: 0 Nov. 3: 0 Nov. 4: 0 Nov. 5: 0 Nov. 6: 0 Nov. 7: 0 Nov. 8: 0 Nov. 9: 0 Nov. 10: 0 Nov. 11: 0 Nov. 12: 0 Nov. 13: 0
(With apologies to NBC, and the US in general) twitter.com/NBCNews/status…
An example of a minimum viable exception? t.co/RKwUiCZJV… 
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