Need to take a break, or limit which people can send a pull request to your repo?
You can now limit interactions for a period of time. Find it in your project settings › moderation settings › interaction limits.
I have finished fictionalizing this epic but true tale of enterprise IT. I feel it can only be told correctly in the second person. Like a text adventure... Enjoy!
“Thailand worked hard and fought back COVID-19 with public health. Instead of seeing that, however, the NYTimes asked if it was something in their blood. We’re talking about magic oriental blood, in 2020.”
link.medium.com/XyZ7qnBk29
1995: After writing the initial version of the yet-to-be-released SSH, Tatu Ylonen emailed a request to IANA for SSH to be assigned port 22, receiving approval/assignment mere hours later.
Yes, 2020, 25 years ago that's how things got done!
ssh.com/ssh/port
Got two extra hey.com invite codes today that I'm looking to give away to people who have recently donated to any charities. :)
DM me and I'll happily share them!
It's funny how allowing an entire core communications medium to be infested by scammers and spammers for decades had social consequences. This is what advertising does to social infrastructure.
This is important.
If your local health department calls, PLEASE pick up the phone.
We all have a responsibility to help stop the virus from spreading further.
My posts about technology and .NET will be sporadic. As much as I want to tell your about the cool stuff happening, I also want you to realize that “back to normal” was never an ideal place for black people to begin with.
7/17 We noticed bumblebees behaving very strangely in the lab. Foraging workers were deliberately making holes in the leaves of flowerless plants given to them.
Most developers seem intimidating when they talk about code because you lack the familiarity they have!
It’s not because they’re smarter. It’s because they’ve spent absurd numbers of hours in a codebase you haven’t.
nobody:
people from ny: i live in new yawk. i have three roommates. two of dem are rats. we eat pizza fawh dinnuh every night. de rent? 4000 dollars a SECOND
Before I started working as a developer I didn’t realize how much time you spend just reading code. And sometimes I don’t feel like a very fast reader.
What are your tips/strategies for how to read other people’s code efficiently?