Not actually the planet, but an earthly fellow named Mars Hall.
Let's terraform Earth, first π±
Iβm a life-long yogi, many-form bicyclist, late-blooming ukulelist, & armchair audio engineer. Also, I work in software engineering at a rather large tech company.
| Web | https://marsorange.com |
| GitHub | https://github.com/mars |
Use Sleep Focus and Shortcuts for automatic night vision red mode on an iPhone.
#DIY #vision #nightMode #red #monochromatic #sleepHealth #accessibilityHacks #iPhone #iOS #missingFeature
https://www.marsorange.com/posts/20251226-iphone-night-mode-red/
I've seen a lot of posts focusing on the specific issues that caused the recent Cloudflare incident, but no discourse about how these companies are being run.
We've known how to build completely reliable computer systems for decades. When things fall apart, it's not because we don't know how to do it, it's because cutting corners has become the norm.
i spent weeks writing this essay, time i could've spent with my family, enjoying myself, literally anything else
it's resonated with hundreds of people, which is nice, thank you all for the nice messages.
i didn't cry while writing this essay but i just had a string of dms with a rails core member, and i'm crying now.
people who sit on rails core may not feel like David is humiliating them, but i don't think you're paying attention.
i'm sad to see that my words were wasted.
.@404mediaco : no mention of web apps as an alternative
Bloomberg: same
Reuters: ditto
BI: you were expecting...what, exactly?...from BI?
The Verge: [ drooling sounds ]
NYT: [ copies The Verge's homework ]
Engadget: [ copies less prestigious outlet's homework ]
BBC: lolsob, but in British accent
Bloomberg: same slop, but at Bloomberg because you're at a terminal, I guess?
Cooked. Totally, absolutely, Tim levels of cooked.
And in light of the apparently scrubbed NordSpace launch from Canada (and the stupid Starship launch a couple days ago), I'll repost this essay that I wrote last year about why I just can't get excited about any rocket launches anymore, even though I used to be unbelievably excited about everything in space.
I just visited the Dyson Service Center in Union City, CA, and despite a brief 25-minute wait, they ran diagnostics on my dead $500 hair dryer, and replaced it with a new one, no further questions asked.
I really appreciate that #dyson has real life service locations, and that they deliver a satisfying result. Worth the premium.
Reminds me of Sony service center in Dallas TX, back in the 1980βs.
MDN is 20 years old! π₯³
π A huge thank you to...
The devs who read and trust MDN
The contributors who improve it
Everyone working on the web platform who shares our mission.
Here's how we celebrated with the web.dev team! π§
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/blog/mdn-turns-20/
Gabriele Svelto
filipa mv
Alex Russell
Prof. Sam Lawler
MDN Web Docs