I feel like the truth lies somewhere in the middle, but this one I absolutely 100% agree with:

Comments should be highlighted, not hidden away.

Even still I find this a bit shortsighted. You never know if in the future there might be more than 4 billion bus lines and you run out of numbers.

I’m keeping a large distance to hyprland, I have not heard about Omarchy or dhh before, but it does seem very sus from these descriptions. It is disappointing to see Framework sponsor such projects, but we have to take a step back and realize that this is not as important as the 800+ forum replies make it out to be. These really are small details. We need to more often unite around smaller sets of shared values and not hold everything to the absolute highest standards, although having such standards is important in itself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEJpZjg8GuA&t=18

Just use the subscriptions tab (yes, this video does talk about it).

I’m all for having the ability to do these shenanigans in principle, but prefer if they are guarded in an unsafe block.

And just like that, end-to-end encryption vanishes again.

Clearly we need self-centering support from editors.

So true. Every time I have to look up how to write a bash for loop. Where does the semicolon go? Where is the newline? Is it terminated with done? Or with end? The worst part with bash is that when you do it wrong, most of the time there is no error but something completely wrong happens.

The ruling party, recently reelected in a fraudulent election has declared that EU accession talks will be stopped until 2028. This has stoked ongoing protests over election results.

I have been really happy with sway. It does all that I want it to do.

Debugging CI pipelines is so annoying, why is there no better way than committing a bunch of dumb changes until it works?

Does USB not use interrupts?

Alright, but seriously: IPv6.

Snake case and kebab case mixed arbitrarily.

man -k to the rescue: mbsrtowcs, strxfrm and wcstold are C functions.

A major political agenda of Vim is to support children in Uganda. A message about that is displayed whenever you open Vim’s start page. Bram Moolenaar insisted on users donating to the ICCF charity instead of to him, making Vim a very political editor in my view.

This statement is wrong.

THE MORE YOU SAVE

Okay, who will go to court for the cereal soup question next?

Huh? Hexagonal Architecture?