Remco Haszing

You can add "SKIP_HOST_UPDATE": true to ~/.config/discord/settings.json. This lets Discord start if the installed Debian package is outdated.

Which one? Zeldorse or Horsedorf?

I used minidlna for a while. But nowadays I just play all my music completely without a network.

In my experience on of the best motivators is to contribute something that you need yourself.

Maybe you have a need for a utility, or you have that great function in your work code base that should be an external package.

It’s weird how behaviour of the End key on wrapped lines is inconsistent across applications. It’s one of those details you don’t even pay attention to, until you do.

Many of my guesses are words that seem English’ish

For manu use cases util.inspect will suffice. But it does depend on what you want to do.

It Dutch we call it the worst kaas scenario

I think it’s based on lockfile scanning. So it includes transient dependants.

Time / Life

More OSS funding means less need for maintainers to get money from paid jobs and more time to spend on OSS maintenance.

I mostly use the Philips Hue app with some widgets. You can also link third party zigbee lights to it, such as Ikea ones. I also linked some things to Google Home, but I use that less.

Link and Princess Zelda fighting Ganon in a castle that’s falling apart.

This set is pretty cool ⚔️

Idk, it’s kind of mainstream and boring here

Are you trying to handle-shame us all into getting .cat domains? 🙀

import.meta.resolve() - JavaScript | MDN import.meta.resolve() is a built-in function defined on the import.meta object of a JavaScript module that resolves a module specifier to a URL using the current module's URL as base.

Depending on your use case, you can also use import.meta.resolve()

See: Can anyone purchase a .cat domain, regardless of their location, just like a .com or a .org?

I recall having seen something like that years ago when I used a .cat domain myself (privately, never to host a website). I also thought that’s why nyan.cat added Catalan translations, but I see now that they support more languages.

Anyway, I’m not sure. I don’t have a link

Doesn’t the .cat TLD technically legally require you to host Catalan content? As in, adding translated content is fine.

The Triforce is a cool symbol, but it’s a bit weird to see it in that context

Just pre-ordered the new Machinae Supremacy album \m/

I also noticed I missed out on some releases by other great bands. I’m going to have some catching up to do.

You do if you use Node.js 22.17. One reason to use that, is because enabling type stripping by default was a breaking change.

Can’t you just pass -S to /usr/bin/env in the shebang? That appears to work on my machine.

Nah, we just need to introduce a 'use struct' directive

I don’t see any good reason why the POJO prototype wouldn’t be null

Don’t take my word for it though. I’m pretty sure, but not completely.

Still though, even if esbuild changes it, existing packages have still been built with old versions.

I think I’ve seen more build tools do this. I’m not sure who started it.

Oh, it actually explicitly mentions -0 in the readme, so I guess that’s expected behaviour.

I kind of expected is-negative to handle negative 0, but it doesn’t. It even fails for negative bigints.

Yep, it’s really good. I’m really looking forward to seeing support for code coverage and node.config.json stabilize.

In the end any change of behaviour could break something for someone. Users sometimes rely on bugs or undefined behaviour.