Alan Norbauer

@alannorbauer@indieweb.social
54 Followers
181 Following
324 Posts
💼 Web Developer
☯️ Chaotic Neutral
📍 Los Angeles, CA
📖 Kurt Vonnegut
websitehttps://alan.norbauer.com
emailaltano@gmail.com
@veronica Is that original art for the Fifth Element Blu-ray cover? It’s great.
@notjustbikes someone made you a new logo:
I just listened to your very enjoyable interview on My Perfect Console, @cabel, and it had me wondering if you had any book recommendations to learn about Nintendo and its history?
@rauschma In other words, explicit resource management can not only be used to perform symmetric clean up operations that are intrinsic to the resource (eg file open, file close), but also perform operations that are symmetric in your intent (eg create a temporary file, delete a temporary file)

@rauschma FWIW you prob want one example without a close api.

In the C++ world there’s a term “RAII” (resource acquisition is initialization) and it refers to using explicit resource management to acquire resources. And even if something doesn’t need to be “closed” per se, you still use RAII to “clean up,” whatever that means for your resource. An example using explicit resource management is to create a disposable temporary file, use it during fn body, and delete it on dispose.

Anyone have a youtube video where you make up 90% of the views? Mine is https://youtu.be/e1gR2NjtuAk?si=bCZhu4THfUxeW4-z
Kolrami being cooler than everything

YouTube
@PastaThief You forgot to make it terrible
@decay Big Bill Hell's License is an all time classic. FUCK YOU, OPEN-SOURCE! for those not familiar: https://lifning.info/BBHL
BIG BILL HELL'S LICENSE

@sstephenson I highly recommend using 1Password (or something equivalent) to manage your ssh key. It’s way more secure and no passcode needed!

This is a core system app interrupting you, promoting a sale by a movie-ticketing company, to push you to go see the platform vendor’s new movie.

Why not just pop up random ads all the time, always creating new channels that everyone’s opted-into by default so you can never keep up with opting out of them all?

Oh wait, that’s already what happens.

Apple’s as bad as everyone else. They don’t respect their customers — we’re fodder.

They truly have no standards anymore.
https://mastodon.social/@caseyliss/114738626109660386