@dashorst

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dashorstMay 9
Why???
dashorstMay 8

ADR (architecture decision records) can be modified in place: they live in source control, so just use your git log.

No need to go hunting for "supercedes" 20 times.

The whole point for adding them into **SOURCE CONTROL** is to have... revision history?

dashorstMay 6
Tim Bray 🇨🇦Apr 22

RE: https://infosec.exchange/@flyingpenguin/116399482954754093

I said publicly that I was becoming somewhat convinced that there was merit in the Mythos claims. Hmmm… quite possibly I'll have to eat those words.

dashorstMar 20
daniel:// stenberg://Feb 12

GitHub: "Here’s what we plan to do for maintainers."

https://github.blog/open-source/maintainers/welcome-to-the-eternal-september-of-open-source-heres-what-we-plan-to-do-for-maintainers/

Welcome to the Eternal September of open source. Here's what we plan to do for maintainers.

As contribution friction drops, maintainers are adapting with new trust signals, triage approaches, and community-led solutions.

The GitHub Blog
dashorstMar 12
I don't get it: Europapark looks really great everywhere, but the train station is at best described as rural. I am amazed that this is the first thing you see when going by train.
dashorstMar 10
Tomorrow I am investigating the brutal muderder of Java Duke by the 137-killer at #javaland in Europapark. Come and join me in Versailles at 12:00!
dashorstMar 4
In which OpenAI and Theo discover the benefits of sticky serverside sessions https://youtu.be/sFEDAkJy9Dc
I can't believe nobody's done this before...

YouTube
dashorstFeb 17
@jsnell what about the "biPhone" as a brand for the fold? (2 screens)
dashorstJan 23
Dr. DrangJan 7
☃️ Another place where Apple has forgotten good UI design principles.
https://leancrew.com/all-this/2026/01/choosing-a-driving-route-in-carplay/
Choosing a driving route in CarPlay

dashorstJan 23
JohnJan 6

I wish we had spent the last 26 years teaching people that the reason the 2000 bug didn't destroy a significant amount of our infrastructure is because *we caught it* and *spent thousands of hours fixing it* BEFORE the year 2000

Because within that little perplexion - people thinking the problem was a hoax because it was fixed before it destroyed shit - is an encapsulation of the current era of Western politics, including COVID mitigation, lesser evil politics, fascism, and crime rate hyperbole