mastodon 4.7.3I’m a technologist from Pittsburgh with nearly two decades of experience building software for the web and iOS, and managing engineering teams. I’m most at home among a team of people working together to build something they love.
Talk to me about vinyl records, music technology, comedy, Minecraft, Pittsburgh, Detroit style pizza, Democratic politics, or software development if all else fails.
I haven’t talked to @elizabeth@fosstodon.org in such a long time, but she is one of the very best people I’ve met in this industry, and this announcement has made me feel all sorts of nostalgic for this community that I owe my career to. What a wonderful development for all of my PHP friends!
This is a devastating examination of the current rejection of morality in the tech industry.
Anil has tied together many of the same threads that @sean@scoat.es has been taking about for years. @anildash@me.dm
Recently I’ve been watching a lot of Dimension 20 and Critical Role. I’ve been curious about TTRPGs for a long time, but the Unsleeping City series really captured my attention.
Anyway, I’m interested in playing a D&D campaign or similar. I’m open to joining a group or starting a new party, remotely or here in Pittsburgh. Does anyone have any advice for getting into this hobby?
#ttrpg #DnD #Pittsburgh :boostRequest:
Bad Religion’s Let Them Eat War feels like it was written for 2026.
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I think both are highly usable on mobile, but maybe not quite reaching the target of greatness.
A friend also mentioned LinkedIn, and said that scroll performance on the mobile website is better than the mobile app. I’m not going to try the mobile app, but LinkedIn does seem to be pretty usable on mobile.
I’m beginning to think that those examples might be more or less as good as it gets.
Michael Ian Black has been one of my favorite comedians for my entire adult life, but in the past decade he has become someone I look to for some of the most beautiful, insightful, and resonant writing about American life.
Is anyone else finding the Styles tab in Safari’s developer tools unreliable with nested CSS and layers? When inspecting the body element, it is showing me styles for the selector `p`, and not showing my styles with the `body` selector. Both `body` and `p` selectors are nested inside of the same layer declaration.
The organization of the UI in the Styles tab doesn’t give me a lot of confidence that I’m not doing something wrong here, but Chrome shows me exactly what I expect.