Into The Glossby Into The Gloss12 Dec 2024
“I started dancing when I was two and a half, and when I was 12, I remember watching The Rockettes during the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade and deciding I wanted to be one of them.
Julia Evansby Julia Evans12 Dec 2024
Recently I’ve been thinking about how everything that happens in the terminal is some combination of: - Your operating system’s job - Your shell’s job - Your terminal emulator’s job - The job of...
Kirkus Reviewsby Kirkus Prize Winners; Finalists About the Kirkus Prize Jurors12 Dec 2024
by J J Falconer ‧ RELEASE DATE: today An uneven but entertaining supernatural romance that will keep readers on the hook.
CNETby Jeff Carlson11 Dec 2024
The newest iPhone software, iOS 27, is rolling out this week. With it comes a new dose of Apple Intelligence, including Siri AI.
CNETby Jeff Carlson11 Dec 2024
Apple Intelligence arrived with iOS 26 turned on by default, which means it’s been running on eligible iPhones and Macs whether their owners engage with it or not.
Handstand Samby Sam Edwards9 Dec 2024
What Do We Know About “Journeys With Gemini”? “Journeys with Gemini” was first (to my knowledge) discussed publicly at Droidcon London during a segment of #TheAndroidShow by Tor Norbye of the...
Code and Life9 Dec 2024
***Update 2025: I've had more trouble with this fish binding than it is worth. I've crippled my fish shell irrecoverably a couple times and had numerous issues trying to adapt for bash and zsh.
Into The Glossby Into The Gloss6 Dec 2024
“My parents are from Suriname, a South American country that used to be a Dutch colony, but I was born and raised in Amsterdam.
decomposition ∘ alby Lindsey Kuper5 Dec 2024
It’s finally done! 🎉 I am so excited to announce “Communicating Chorrectly with a Choreography”, the first zine from my research group.
Into The Glossby Into The Gloss4 Dec 2024
“I started dancing when I was young, but pretty quickly, my mom realized that I would not be able to sustain the rigorous lifestyle that classical ballet requires.
Robert Heaton4 Dec 2024
“Where are we daddy?” asked my five-year-old. “We’ll land in about an hour,” I said. “No I mean where are we? Are we flying over Italy yet?” I wasn’t sure.
Atlas Obscuraby Ugc3 Dec 2024
Though Cincinnati is best known for breweries, another effervescent beverage has a long history in the Queen City: the nectar soda. Home to the oldest pharmacy college in the U.S.
ARKives3 Dec 2024
Standards are Boring, but not Unimportant Table of contents: This is the blog version of my talk From Data Silos to Data Sharing-A Geodata Perspective at State of the Map Asia 2024, Cox’s Bazar...
Coding Horrorby Jeff Atwood2 Dec 2024
With a 13 billion year head start on evolution, why haven’t any other forms of life in the universe contacted us by now? (Arrival is a fantastic movie.
Bruno Rochaby Bruno Rocha2 Dec 2024
What happens when you move a file in git? Recently at work we were considering renaming a folder that contains an enormous amount of files, and we wondered whether or not that would have notable...
Julia Evansby Julia Evans29 Nov 2024
Here’s a niche terminal problem that has bothered me for years but that I never really understood until a few weeks ago.
Saket Narayanby Saket Narayan27 Nov 2024
Sebastian Sellmair from JetBrains recently showed off a prototype of hot-reloading Compose UI code for deploying changes without rebuilding the project. It looks exciting and I want it to succeed.
Into The Glossby Into The Gloss27 Nov 2024
“Growing up, I thought I would do something writing-related, but even in college, I figured there was no use worrying about it.
Olive Octopus22 Nov 2024
Several months ago I shared a "pouch dump" post of my to-go kit for pen meetups and shows, but most of those items are sold by pen vendors and likely already familiar to pen people.
Public Objectby Jesse Wilson20 Nov 2024
I’m adding edge-to-edge UI support in Redwood. My code asks the host platform how much of the screen is consumed by system bars and notches and things, and it returns us a measurement like ‘40...
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