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Hey I'd be willing to chat ☺ I'd generally be against removing anonymity - although it does provide a means for abusers to be hidden behind fake profiles, it also leads to the fact that folks who are ie victims of domestic abuse cannot use social media to protect themselves and discuss with others

I guess we found out, huh

This is what we used to call them in my last company 😅

I had to use http://ipa-reader.xyz/ to check I had the right one!

https://gitlab.com/jamietanna/jar-deploy-cookbook which was a demo cookbook as part of this blog post for demoing how to TDD Chef cookbooks, which got picked up as part of Automated Testing for Provisioning Systems of Complex Cloud Products which is cool!

Only positive side effect of Covid?

Why's it a grave sin? Cause people shouldn't be allowed to choose what happens with their own bodies?

If you've not seen the final episode is 65 minutes, but yes there's a lot to get to - no spoilers from the book, but I'm so excited to see what they do with it

I was hoping you were going to have built this 😂 it's something I'd thought about as part of https://www.jvt.me/posts/2021/05/01/social-reader-features/#listing-my-blogroll but have too many other things on the list first!

Only problem is it then litters your history with commits that don't fit in with the changes (ie "address code review comments") so I'd recommend https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/01/10/git-commit-fixup/ instead

Y'all should be using glances https://www.jvt.me/posts/2017/04/26/glances/ 👀

I'm a big fan of Wallabag - used to self host but now use wallabag.it and its great

Nice! It also can lead into a chaser shot to congratulate/comiserate 🥲

Personal website? Drop a link 🤓

Or maybe you just notice more?

👋🏽 My website is https://www.jvt.me, blog posts are at https://www.jvt.me/kind/articles/ but as you're seeing from this reply, I also use it as a means of owning all my data (#IndieWeb) such as social media replies or whet books I'm reading. Built with #Hugo, deployed to AWS CloudFront through GitLab CI, and largely managed using Micropub

🖐🏼 I'm legally obligated to tell you I run Arch

Mine is #therapy - first step on the journey to being a better person for me and those around me

Yes! It's still great 🙌🏼

Young-ish white-ish dude here 👋🏽

We've been using the rim of a (shot) glass as a means for doing multiple tests at the same time, for the tests that don't include these stands

Unfortunately it's so common for companies to have this clause - Apple is a big one that I know engineers who've had to do so much work just to get contributions submitted upstream 😬

#GitLab for everything I can!

I'd totally be game 👋🏽 I'll join Slack to discuss more cause often if there's something I want to write about I'll just do it on my own site, but would be good to see about something for the community blog!

I always recommend more RAM on a machine where possible, especially if you can't upgrade yourself. It's one of those things I eventually find I need more of

Oh dang, hope it's not too bad and you both get home safe soon 💜

If someone tweeted that now I'd expect it to be NFT related 🤮

Ah sorry I meant the TOTP codes rather than backup codes - that's a fair shout for the backups 👍🏽

Yeah https://support.1password.com/security-key/ was mentioned to me. I guess it's the fact that right now I'm happy with getting my phone out to do 2FA, and worry that if someone were to get my database and crack the password, they'd have all the keys to the castle. Gonan hold off on it for now, and make sure I secure my database with 2FA before I start putting in TOTP

Fair! Some of the ones that come to mind:

Baresca, Zaap, Pieminister, Annie's Burger Shack, Ye Olde Trip to Jerusalem, Copper, Secret Garden, Marrakesh

Looking for lunch or Sunday lunch?

Hey, that's not fair! They've worked very hard to burn the world down a few percent quicker than it already was

SQLite supports it natively https://www.jvt.me/posts/2021/11/08/sqlite-csv/ ☺

Just came here to +1 HackMD - we've used it before for Lean Coffees and it works nicely

It looks like you're looking for catchThrowableOfType, which allows you to receive the correct class:

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.catchThrowableOfType;

SomeException throwable = catchThrowableOfType(() -> service.doSomething(), SomeException.class);

assertThat(throwable.getSomething()).isNotNull();

If you're looking for an honest response I'd be happy to write up some thoughts?

There are quite a few out there ie https://github.com/Erfaniaa/text-to-commit-history/

Isn't credit card required for reducing risk of abuse though? I agree it's a barrier but wonder if there's something that can be done to improve both sides

Sorry, yeah - when I interact with anything that's public (ie public Twitter accounts) then things are embedded for folks viewing my site to see context for interactions

OK, so the point of the tweet wasn't anything related to where you were quoting (the ongoing log4j issue) and just a chance to complain about Okta?

Why the hate for Okta using a very well deployed and useful logging library?

Worse is that the replacement should still be working 🙃

Yes that's fair, @MrAndrew warned me against one of those cause he never uses his because its hand crank 😂

Have you looked at IKEA? I've been using one of theirs for a while and quite liked it, but want to upgrade mine to a Fully Jarvis, so it's a shame it may not fit for you!

FYI this won't work for all versions, only versions since 2.10.0. If you're on a previous version, see comments in https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29507263 for alternatives

I've started getting back into this bad habit too. Earlier this year we used Insomnia Coach (made by the US Veterans Affairs department) and that stressed the importance of making bed only for sleep and adult activities, and it's amazing the impact that it had on being able to get to sleep / recharge more effectively

We'd timed it nicely so the beef and the veg/pigs were cooked at the same time. The potatoes needed to go in to stay warm, and cook a little bit longer

We did the potatoes first, then the beef after, but it's not quite big enough for all the trimmings too, so we ended up doing the rest in the oven. Still much quicker and easier than everything else! But definitely wishing we had a bigger one

Definitely would! I've recently moved over and found it to be a smooth transition - I started with an empty init.vim and have been adding plugins / config as I've needed it instead of bringing everything over straight away

I assumed it was common practice to get monorepos to only build changed components, is that not right? Or is it that only some projects are set up like that?