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| dev.to | https://dev.to/gbhorwood |
| bandcamp | https://bandcamp.com/granthorwood |
| github | https://github.com/gbhorwood |
| blog | https://gbh.fruitbat.io |
i mean, is using ANY_VALUE generally a bad idea and usually an indicator that you're placing way too much faith in your data instead of it's structure? sure, yeah.
but, also, why are you advertising your db as a 'drop in replacement' when there's a bunch of cases where it's a 'drop on the floor and roll under the couch' situation.
this morning my brother-in-law’s roommate, kevin, said his favourite band was the backstreet boys.
me: do you like the backstreet boys or do you really just like max martin?
kevin: who’s max martin?
me: apply some google to that.
he is now a max martin fan.
I’m no longer employed by Red Hat.
As a result, any projects I maintained there as part of that employment should no longer be considered maintained by me, whether in that former capacity or otherwise.
Because those projects were solely maintained by me, they may now fall into an unmaintained state unless other community members step in. I am not available to maintain, review, or support them in any capacity for the foreseeable future.
For context read https://blogs.gnome.org/chergert/2026/02/06/mid-life-transitions/
The past few months have been heavy for many people in the United States, especially families navigating uncertainty about safety, stability, and belonging. My own mixed family has been working through some of those questions, and it has led us to make a significant change. Over the course of last year, my request to relocate...