France's move to ditch Windows for Linux is its latest effort to reduce its reliance on American tech giants.
Posts by LongYC
Linear just declared issue tracking is dead (linear.app/next). Time will tell how that plays out, but I gotta say, the interactive animation on their logo on the page is fun.
My web developer brain whenever I see SUS 304 labels on stainless steel - "Hmm, suspiciously not modified". 👀
Just discovered FairScan (fairscan.org), an open source document scanner app by mastodon.social/@pynicolas
It's even featured by @wired.com: www.wired.com/story/fairsc...
Found it while looking for a replacement after the enshitification of Microsoft Lens: support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/...
I don't know why the government in Norway is running these ads, but I love it. Imagine having a government agency that recognizes the process of enshitification.
Gazetted green spaces in Kuala Lumpur published as a public map on Google Maps: www.google.com/maps/d/viewe...
Found out from Bernama news: www.bernama.com/en/general/n...
The 2025 Web Almanac by HTTP Archive has been officially released! 🚀
We would like to thank all of our contributors from around the globe who made this extensive report possible!
Check out the full report here: almanac.httparchive.org
The final form of Liquid Glass - Jelly Slider: dribbble.com/shots/264981...
“You’re absolutely right, there’s not a service called AWS S4 EC3 that serves you ice creams for every GECKO request, let me rewrite your Terraform to Open Tofu which will serves you tofu instead.”
Shipped a small PR yesterday with just some internet searches and typing in the code changes myself - it felt weird, like I should have spent twice or thrice the time crafting a prompt in proper English sentences describing what I want to achieve.
This @github.com PR description quick access may seem like a small UI change but it makes so much sense and could potentially save so much time on switching tabs / context for those on laptops with smaller screens: github.blog/changelog/20...
At what point a gamer becomes a gamer collector? 😂
But just to share, my use case was to add a publish date to old books, e.g. Moby Dick, year 1851.
Here’s an obscure Jira trick no one asked for: to store a date more than 100 years into the past or future, go to System Settings > Advanced Settings and update `jira.date.picker.java.format` and `jira.date.picker.java.format` to use four digits year: jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRACL...
A black cap with the text "DOCTORS WITHOUT BORDERS" in white and "EST. 1971" in red. There is a shinny round sticker on it that says "Premium" in the middle with some small text around it. The cap sits on a wooden texture surface, beside the cap is a card of a photo with two women in headscarves smiling.
Got a gift from Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), they're giving out a nice cap for donors from APAC region: doctorswithoutborders-apac.org/en/donate
Mozillaのサポートページを和訳してきた日本語コミュニティが解散、Mozillaが勝手に機械翻訳ボットでページを上書きし始めたため
gigazine.net/news/20251107-mozilla-su...
There are many good things to say about Ubiquiti products, but the mobile app is not one of them - even a ASUS router that costs a third of the price would allow you to set up with mobile app without forcing you to sign-up for a cloud account.
Luckily the good ol' Ethernet LAN way still works.
I'm treating this like a journal, but instead of grouping each entry by day, I leave a comment for each new update on the relevant work item.
The mobile app is not fully featured like the web app but good enough for writing rich text comments.
What people think software developers do: coding all days, supervise AI writing codes, scaling, ship features (or bugs)!
Le software engineering: can you approve my PR that makes 0 file changes so that we can unblock the bot from deploying this one character change at the bottom of the page?
As the old saying goes, when life gives you Jira, make Jira-ade.
And it's been unstable for the whole day since the AWS US East incident: jira-software.status.atlassian.com/incidents/wh...
Thinking of using Jira to manage personal goals, with projects like health, finance, career, reading, gaming, all of them on a single board running 12-week "sprints".
Probably an incredibly terrible idea 🗑️ 🔥, or it might just be the right to-do list with the right flexibility. 🤔
Stumble upon H1UserAgentFontSizeInSection on Lighthouse, a search leads to developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/h... (in short, don't rely on browser's default font-size for h1 inside sectioning elements).
Or alternatively, avoid using multiple h1 on a single page: developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/W...
The base model looks decent this year, just saying. 👀
Yes, please.
This is really the kind of "issue" you spent 10x more time on than it needed to be, only to find out it's a good ol' "have you tried restarting it?": stackoverflow.com/a/74316162
A screenshot of https://chrome.dev/cinemai/devtools/pitstop on a mobile phone resolution in portrait orientation. Thers's a "CINEMAI" title at the top and a "PITSTOP" subheading, the background is mostly black but a bright spot below the subheading, there are some white text over the bright white spot.
It's impossible to read the white text on white background though.
One thing I think Apple silicon does better than Intel and AMD other than power efficiency is the naming scheme, use number to indicate only the generation instead both generation and tier.
A screenshot of a web page with "X Developer Platform" at the top. The content titled "Getting Started with Cards" describes implementing Cards markup using HTML meta element with the name "twitter:card". The browser developer tool is shown below, highlighting that title element of the web page says "Getting started with Cards | Docs | Twitter Developer Platform".
So the card markup is still `twitter:card`, I guess no X-Card (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/X-Card) just yet?