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iOS/MacOS 26 experience is so bad I'm finally motivated to go back to Linux.

If you're going to replace human support with chat bots, then at least give them the power to issue refunds or fix actual issues. A chat bot that just regurgitates the FAQ is not useful to anyone.

Trying to buy a laptop with an English keyboard in Canada is more difficult than expected.

Why does configuring eslint have to be so painful.

Does the new @prisma.io client ignore the schema parameter in the postgres database_url?

💡 The Rust-free Prisma ORM is ready for production as of v6.16.0. You can enable it by: ✅ setting the `engineType` option on the `generator` block ✅ installing the driver adapter for your database 👉 Learn more in the docs: pris.ly/no-rust-eng...

Any time tracking app recommendations?

The beach is a very relaxing place to be.

Stumbled across an interesting "feature" in PostgreSQL. When paginating ordered sets, where the ordering is non-deterministic, records can be repeated across pages or missing completely. This is due to the internal optimisations. I wonder how many apps are unknowingly affected by this.

From a recent trip to Prince Edward Island (where even the outhouses are pretty). #photography

They also have a new scam - they'll charge you for speeding, based on their GPS device in the car. No police ticket needed. Even better. - repeatedly during one ride. Endless possibilities for errors (both GPS and map data) which you can't dispute anyhow. It's all a trap to keep your deposit.

Tomorrow is moving day in Montreal.

I have been experimenting with a 1975 Helos 44. #photography

@operagx.gg seems like an interesting browser, but no option to set @kagi.com as a search engine (or any custom search engine BTW). Back to FF I guess.

Any suggestions for a replacement for my MX Master?

I've been trying to get back a deposit I gave to 123 Transporter almost 3 months ago. For my Austrian friends, this company are running a scam and should be avoided. Thinking take some wheels from their vans and hold them hostage until they return the money LOL. steiermark.orf.at/stories/3299...

Almost April, but it's still pretty cold here in Montreal. #photography

I really like the house styles in Montreal. #photography

I'm not sure how UPS stays in business.

46 lines of config (ts) for @tailwindcss.com v3 == 560 lines of config (css) for v4 🤔

Trying to migrate some projects to @tailwindcss.com v4, but I don't see how even lightly complex custom configs can work? I guess we now have to write some custom pre-processor to turn typescript config to css config before every build, or am I missing something here?

Spending the weekend in Szekesfehervar, Hungary. Probably the last visit for the next few years. 😢

One of my favourites from West Bay, England. #photography

Surprised to find that nested routes are not reliable in react-router. Which of the following routes should /item/1/edit match? item.$id.edit.tsx item.$id.tsx

Rebranding Remix to React-Router was a mistake.

My wife (not a technical person), just gave me a great UX demo of adding a new appointment in Apple Calendar vs MS Outlook. "Why does such a simple thing take 3 times longer in Outlook and why is it so much more difficult than it needs to be?"

#photography

The biggest problem for nodejs projects, IMO, is long term stability. If you come back to a project and try and rebuild it a couple of years later, it's usually won't work out of the box.

Came across this SVG path tool yesterday. Super helpful for creating or modifying individual paths. svg-path-visualizer.netlify.app

Oracle justified its JavaScript trademark by claiming Node.js — now it wants that ignored #FreeJavaScript deno.com/blog/deno-v-...

Here's a story about why it is vital to ensure that basic services work for *everybody*. shkspr.mobi/blog/2021/01...

This. 💯 I prefer to spend more time managing rather than being clueless and waiting for someone else, possibly in a different timezone, to fix it—if they even can.

Spent most of the day failing to get IIS Express to open an SSL port. Now I remember why we don't use windows for development any more.

0️⃣3️⃣🔹0️⃣2️⃣🔹2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣5️⃣ Yes, 3rd of February we have our first meetup of the year. You can register here 👇 www.meetup.com/svelte-socie... austria.sveltesociety.dev

2025 and node imports (esm/cjs) still don't work reliably.

I have 15+ year old .NET 4 MVC app that needs a major overhaul in 2025. Goals: Modernise the UI, removed unused features, migrate the db to postgres. Undecided: migrate to modern .NET or to node/react? I guess AI tooling should be able to handle moving c# to ts, so maybe node/react would be best?

I have never understood the point of YML it's really bad.

Time for my annual look at the state of JavaScript Framework development. "JavaScript Frameworks - Heading into 2025" #DEVCommunity #javascript #WebDev dev.to/this-is-lear...

First day back in “the office” and I had to finalise my 2024 end of year admin tasks. It’s the part of running a business that I really don’t enjoy, but it feels good to have it done.

⛵ SailKit docs are live at sailkit.xyz! Let me know what you think💪 #svelte #email #buildinpublic

Nice crisp day for a walk

Trying the Helix editor again today. I really want to like it, but the alt key bindings just don't work on any OS/Terminal that I've tried.

I’m way too excited for the coming updates to @solidjs.com in 2025 - Fine grained async - Mutable derivations - Flush boundaries - Derived signals - Lazy memos - Global batching - Concurrent transitions? Maybe? 🧵

In my Ironclads (2017) the UK is mentioned as becoming a US territory (not even a full state) after post-Brexit economic collapse. It was intended as a satirical aside.

Can we acknowledge that Remix was a better brand name than react-router v7. Now I have to wade through pages of irrelevant search results when looking for "remix" docs.

After upgrading some remix apps to react-router 7, I’ve now started migrating a huge nextjs app, unlike the other upgrades, this one is going to take quite some time. I hope it will be worth it.

Just moved my bom.xml generation into vite with rollup-plugin-sbom. Makes so much sense to only track what makes it into production.

Trying to get into the helix in place of (n)vim. The key bindings are just close enough to vim that I constantly forget that it's not vim and get frustrated when it doesn't work as expected. I wonder if it would have been better to pick all new bindings, or if the overlap helps people get started.

Since most of my #tailwindcss configs include functions to dynamically generate portions of the config, I'm not sure how I feel about the upcoming v4 config being in CSS.