Gary 
Apple Music stopped me screenshotting so I’m glad for the View Credits option, as I am for Perry et al to have the foresight in 1996 to register a new URI scheme
Matt Birch
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@tdp_org I was at Cisco Live in Amsterdam this time last year, and their two main marketing pushes that year were effectively "AI IN SWITCHES, AI IN ROUTERS, AI IN FIREWALLS, AI EVERYWHERE!!!!11!!!111!!!🥳", and "You should be thinking about the planet and cutting down on your energy usage. Here are all our new power management products".
In one of the Power/Enviro sessions I had the temerity to ask how this aligned with the big AI push, and was met with a stony silence 😀
Bruce Lawson ✅ ♫ ♿ ✌️♂️✊This brief "What is React?" video should be on syllabus of every coding bootcamp, University CS course and shown every night after the evening news. https://briefs.video/videos/what-is-react/
@lexfri Nearly 9 hours of preamble just to listen to a podcast about Fever Pitch and then play some awesome word games? Shame on you Lex! Oh damn, the wrong one again 😂
Steve TempleA little info on our new #umbraco package SkrivLet
https://gibe.digital/blog/announcing-skrivlet/
Let us know what you think
Stuart LangridgeWrite HTML. If that’s not enough, also write CSS. If that’s also not enough, write JS. But you’d be surprised how much you’ll find that CSS is actually enough, if you’re good at it.
(But be sure to check the accessibility of what you’re doing. Adding a little progressive enhancement JS to fix that is correct behaviour.)
From: @slightlyoff
https://toot.cafe/@slightlyoff/112656907361237543
Alex Russell (@[email protected])
Going against the grain reliably blows up your spot because HTML and CSS are shockingly efficient UI compression syntaxes. You can't beat 'em, byte-for-byte, and ~30 years of engineering have gone into optimising them for the *specific* environment they thrive in: loading sites the first time, through a straw, on CPU-starved devices. Every time it has looked like the environment would favour less efficient approaches, the world has changed in ways that disappoint post-scarcity naïveté.
Adrian Schönig 
@jamesthomson Here I was thinking that adding the tip jar was worth it after all. Received a "medium"-sized tip of half a million dollars.
Daniel JalkutHappy Monday! Black Ink Crosswords for iOS is out! After nearly 16 years of painstakingly slow development, I'm happy to share what I think is the absolute best touch-based interface for solving crossword puzzles. Enjoy! https://redsweater.com/blog/4051/black-ink-for-ios-available-now
Black Ink for iOS Available Now! - Red Sweater Blog
Black Ink for iOS (iPhone, iPad, and if all goes according to plan, visionOS), is now available on the App Store. Like its Mac counterpart, core features are free to use, forever. These features include downloading puzzles from a variety of bundled “sources”, and solving the puzzles in the beautifully-rendered Black Ink grid. Premium features […]
@caseyliss Was a no-brainer subscribing straight away. What an awesome app, and the first one in a while to make it to my single Home Screen rather than being delegated to the App Library 😂 The amount of time it’s saved me so far in web browsing / other apps just to get the info I want at the time is incredible.