Nothing like realizing two of your favorite things work great together twitter.com/Tailscale/status/1580334...

I think that running a 10K is a good thing and getting a Covid booster is also a good thing but in hindsight doing them both on the same day was not a good thing.

The new updates to @shortcatapp are so good! I can't think of a better example of how accessibility features can improve usability for everyone.

Not a bad evening to sit out on the deck listening to Gillian Welch and watching fireflies if you ask me.

Really great to see @pedrothelion tonight for the first time since… um 2000, I think? Wait that can’t be right can it? 👴

I just tried this with https://t.co/WNRjfDJv5i and like everything else with @tailscale it is infuriatingly easy.
RT @nickoneill: Another 🤯, but this time from the perspective of a service: you can actually embed a Tailscale node as part of a binary that you run anywhere

Broke my Wordle streak today but it came down to luck. I realized it would be possible to get 4 letters correct on the first guess and still not be guaranteed a win.

I like the meta-wordle of trying to guess what other people’s guesses were based on the score they post.

Can't believe I didn't realize my public keys were in Hmong this whole time. No wonder I couldn't read them. Thanks Chrome!

Going to hell because of a recalled baptism would just be the worst. Can’t they patch them with an over-the-air firmware update or something? www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/02/15/cathol...

One of those days where you put your coffee in the fridge instead of putting the half and half back.

Honestly I would have rather lost in OT against the Bills than have to watch this.

After finishing this video I turned to look at my dog sitting next to me on the couch and felt extreme envy because he’ll never have to know anything about NFTs https://youtube.com/watch?v=YQ_xWvX1n9g&feature=share

Before shoveling the driveway today I decided to look up optimal snow clearing patterns (as you do) and learned that snowblowing is NP-complete: www3.cs.stonybrook.edu/~bender/newpub/2011-comp...

If you created a monster from the DNA of Benedict Cumberbatch and Engelbert Humperdinck what would you call it? Bengelbert Cumberdink? Engeldict Humperbatch? Benebert Cumperdink? It’s impossible to decide.

Getting my EyeLights ready for tomorrow night github.com/willgorman/eyelights_new...

The hardest problem in software engineering is being able to tell the difference between making some adjustments to a good solution and adding more fixes to a series of bad solutions.

twitter.com/nathanwpyle/status/14307...

The British also have a more healthy respect for the cobra chicken than we do, apparently. https://twitter.com/mathowie/status/1424796036871049236

Very disappointed to learn that the 100m butterfly is a swimming event and not anything like Mothra.

I love this: https://t.co/xC69b9xuEs 5 years later, someone recommends a package that does exactly what the question asked. The twist? The question asker is the author of the package and they wrote it because they couldn't find another solution. They accept the answer.

Exaggerating a _little_ bit but boy, 192.168.1.0/24 doesn't feel as roomy as it used to.

Laptop and desktops: 5 ips
Phones/tablets: 6 ips
IoT/raspberry pis/virtual machines: 240 ips
TVs/game consoles: 3 ips
someone who is good at subnets please help me budget this. my /24 is dying

For example, I've been adding things to HomeKit by giving them HTTP interfaces for Homebridge plugins like https://github.com/jnovack/homebridge-better-http-rgb to talk to. I just found https://github.com/brutella/hc that I could use to directly add things to HomeKit

One of the best/worst things about software development is constantly realizing that you've been doing things the hard way and there was an easier way to do it all along.

They probably can’t deploy until they hear back from all of us

Huh, you know now that you mention it I don’t think I’ve ever seen a dead person drink a cup of coffee. Worth a shot at least. https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1404453620628795399

So do any applications that use USDT/DTrace probes actually have them enabled in official releases? Seems like it’s pretty common to have to build from source and set a flag to compile them in.

Do dogs ever get offended that we don’t lick them back?

Whenever I can’t find good search results for something I’m trying to figure out I never know if it’s because it’s such a bad idea no one usually does it or because there’s such an obvious solution no one has bothered to write about it.

Not too bad for a first run with almost no calibration