Torsten Curdt

@tcurdt
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I am building Software, Infra, Teams
ex-soundcloud.com
ex-honeypot.io
ex-joost.com
ex-gilt.jp
OSS at the ASF

❤️ Sailing
❤️ Photography
❤️ Flip Flops Fix: http://torstencurdt.com/-/btff

Follow for musing about:
software dev, team building, remote work, tinkering, business bootstrapping,
and a hint of photography and sailing

#searchable

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USB-C - one port to rule them all.
Shame the cables missed the memo.

Get a cable tester.

We are re-unified for a while now...
Can anyone still spot where the border was?

Trying to login to https://appleid.apple.com/sign-in (with Safari or Brave) on macOS is getting all these errors.

It works on iOS.

*sigh*

Is this just me?

#apple #developers #development
#apple #development

Apple ID

Your Apple ID is the account you use for all Apple services

AppleI ID
Reddit CEO Steve Huffman isn’t backing down: our full interview

We interviewed Reddit CEO Steve Huffman about the widespread unrest on the platform in response to its forthcoming API changes.

The Verge

I am looking for a cheap electronic load that supports data logging.

How is this so hard to find?

The usual finds don't seem to have (working) data logging.

#electronic #diy

Trying to revive a printer.

Checked the fuses, the are OK. Caps look OK to me. I don't see anything suspicious.

I see 24V DC and also 4.3V DC - which is a bit odd. Maybe not a power rail.

Did I miss checking a low hanging fruit?

I really hate throwing stuff away when just a tiny thing broke.

But this one isn't an obvious repair. It's tough without a schematic.

#electronic #righttorepair

"We find that open source code containing swearwords exhibit significantly better code quality than those not containing swearwords under several statistical tests."

Damn! I fcking knew it!

#opensource

https://cme.h-its.org/exelixis/pubs/JanThesis.pdf

This is a pretty useful container for development.

Set status codes, set response latency, decode JWT and more.
Nice one.

https://github.com/mendhak/docker-http-https-echo

GitHub - mendhak/docker-http-https-echo: Docker image that echoes request data as JSON; listens on HTTP/S, useful for debugging.

Docker image that echoes request data as JSON; listens on HTTP/S, useful for debugging. - GitHub - mendhak/docker-http-https-echo: Docker image that echoes request data as JSON; listens on HTTP/S, ...

GitHub

Just talked to Apple support about a TestFlight problem.

When questioning whether I am (or the testers are) doing something wrong the subtext of the reaction was priceless.

Of course she could not say it but the reaction was clear along the lines of:

I am very sure it's not your fault. After all the build worked for the reviewer.

Yeah, TestFlight - we know. It should work but...

We'll pass this on to engineering and get back to you. Sorry!

#macos #testflight #apple

These kind of comments are the worst.

Reminds me of an old twitter thread of mine.

https://twitter.com/tcurdt/status/1566540068482940928

Torsten Curdt on Twitter

“I keep repeating this. Here is a quick list of suggestions on how to write good documentation: 1. Empathize with the person reading and trying to understand your code/api. This should be obvious but apparently isn't.”

Twitter