the two genders of open source projects are "willing to break downstream code" and "unwilling to break downstream code"
i'm not sure there's much space in between. (one of those has a version 659.0.0, the other has version 0.0.659)
I was born on the Moon but kidnapped by astronauts and raised in the suburbs of Grumman. Eventually, I drifted along the Gulf Stream to Northern Europe.
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the two genders of open source projects are "willing to break downstream code" and "unwilling to break downstream code"
i'm not sure there's much space in between. (one of those has a version 659.0.0, the other has version 0.0.659)
If you're in or near Greenwich this Friday (July 11th), this (in the Ocean Court at the National Maritime Musuem) will be ace:
"Live music at the National Maritime Museum celebrating our ocean planet, its mythology, natural wonders and as-yet-undiscovered depths"
Do go!
https://www.rmg.co.uk/whats-on/national-maritime-museum/ocean-songs
"Arbitrary File Read via file:// Protocol in cURL"
Well, you see... 🤦♂️
You know, I could write a whole blog post about this—and I might—but I think we need to start addressing the very likely possibility that the *entire thesis* that “UI should get out of the way” and “apps should focus on content” is wrong.
Apps aren’t just for looking at photos or videos. They’re for navigating through these things, organizing them, editing them. The tools to do those things should not get out of the way. They should be clearly defined and separate from the content.