walked into the living room this morning and saw this.
apparently my 13-year-old son somehow had gotten inspired to make a DVD bouncing program for his TI-84.
Staff Security Engineer at Dropbox, previously Twitter and Mozilla. Has read @cong@mastodon.social's autobiography.
walked into the living room this morning and saw this.
apparently my 13-year-old son somehow had gotten inspired to make a DVD bouncing program for his TI-84.
Pro tip:
You can create a custom search query in your browser that looks like this:
https://gist.github.com/april/39a832da337e8e798fcd1c61a70289f8
And that will limit your search results to only pages crawled before 2023. Really helps cut down on the amount of slop you stumble across. Feel free to tweak date ranges to your edification.
all things considered, which of these two would you rather have?
holding out for the Web integer to overflow, hopefully Web -2147483648.0 will be less miserable.
dear applications,
please stop automatically adjusting my mic volume, i set it at that volume for a reason. i’m not clipping.
that includes you zoom, teams, skype, and edge (edge! wtf! why is this turned on by default behind a hidden flag??)
@calcifer@hackers.town @PinoBatch@peoplemaking.games @technicat@universeodon.com “coding under fire” incidents are still usually done in your usual development environment and typically involve code you’re familiar with, with a suite of debugging tools. and not some weird puzzle that was dropped in front of your face minutes ago where you’re forced to work in the worst development environment ever.