mastodon 4.7.2I am scarred by 12th-standard chemistry exams; enjoy thinking about computers, languages, humour, nature, and anything I don't understand but someone is willing to explain (including chemistry)
Please don't ask me how the PhD is going. I don't know.
@h_tejas@newsie.social I didn't know it was open source and we could contribute! I would be interesed in those categories too!! They say we have to add feeds to those, like there are for "India | Kerala"
https://github.com/kagisearch/kite-public/blob/main/kite_feeds.json#L250
Could you please share some of the sources/websites that you read from, and I'll try to find their feeds and submit a pull request
@hotdogsladies@mastodon.social I am looking forward to listening to John Roderick's *description* of his experience with the new Siri's abilities to dig up stuff from his phone
I love being able to watch long multi-session YouTube videos with IINA https://iina.io/
I was feeling skeptical about https://sveltiacms.app/ but seeing @anildash@me.dm using it is enough to alllay concerns!
Screens get really hot under the sunlight because they are almost pure black in colour!
(At least that's what I think)
This was exactly what I wanted today: https://sive.rs/u
Today I feel like I have good ideas.
It's a great day to look at the sky and spot a star
I remember a version of Photos.app that had the rotate anti-clockwise button beside the rotate clockwise button. Since it was removed, it was one of the items in my list of things that made macOS feel like it was slipping. But today I realised that pressing Option changes the direction! It's exactly what I would expect if I was interacting with that app for the first time! Now it's in the list of macOS idioms and delights.
Smile for the sake of smiling :)
@atpfm@mastodon.social Thank you, Casey, for so thoughtfully asking "What was FileMaker?" so people like me could understand. John being John said it's like HyperCard, and so I still don't really understand.
So interesting that the BBC publishes human-readable versions of their RSS feeds via a GitHub Pages site generated with 84 lines of JavaScript
Wish you a sunny day, sunny in mind, cool in the body
So stupid that I can't find something on the website, so I download their app that just loads webviews and eventually throws me out into the browser pointed to the page I was looking for.
I do my best work when there's boring work I am trying to avoid
SQLite is fast