@emsenn@benaiah yeah, I don't know how @taweret does it with a screencap on every single post, but one every so often might be a nice touch. whatever works for you.
there's a fair bit of filler once it gets further into season 1 and 2, so if you've got a lower cringe tolerance there's nothing wrong with consulting http://kethinov.com/startrekepisodes.php?series=3&season=1 and watching selectively; once the 3rd season comes around it gets a lot stronger.
"For unlike someone devoted to the life of contemplation, a total worker takes herself to be primordially an agent standing before the world, which is construed as an endless set of tasks extending into the indeterminate future."
A bunch of you (mostly those with white collar jobs) should read this and consider how close you are to the sort of ideology this article discusses. I think it'll feel uncomfortable, but may help motivate you toward new opinions.
@cwebber@feonixrift@_emacsomancer (on the other hand, rainbows can be good for pair programming because you can easily indicate where in the code you mean--"what if we delete the green form?" which comes in handy, but for completely different reasons)
@cwebber@feonixrift@_emacsomancer I'm going to be contrarian here and say that while yes, rainbow parens make it easier to keep your parens balanced, this isn't actually a good thing because balancing parens is a job for computers, not for humans.
I have my theme set up so the parens fade into the background and are barely distinguishable; I find it more readable to not be distracted from the indentation.
@tindall I always assumed people chose autotools rationally because the alternative was worse, but I'll admit my imagination has failed me when I try to think of what dark horror would actually be worse than autotools, and at this point I'm afraid to find out.
I'm extremely pleased to launch Run Your Own Social: How to run a small social network site for you friends.
This is a guide book to running a small, tight-knit federated social network server. It comes from my year of experience running Friend Camp. It's focused largely on SOCIAL solutions, though it does touch on the technical.
I've tried to keep it technology-neutral, and it should be a pretty easy read for anyone who's been on the fediverse for a while.
I gave a shot at writing a keyboard firmware for it, but debugging on the device was just too tedious since the only output available was the blink patterns of a single LED.
but last week I took another look at it and realized I could run all the code on my laptop if I wrote a test harness in Racket; that way I'd get prints and stack traces working.
Star Trek (2009) established canonically that the Beastie Boys exist in the Trek universe. This leads us to the inevitable conclusion that the presence of the line "like a pinch in the neck from Mr. Spock" from their 1998 song "Intergalactic" was in fact influenced by the temporal travel back to the year 1986 as depicted in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. In this essay I will--