@sam Oh! It's a thermometer

@sam Thanks! It's a grip shifter of Nexus 8.

#BasketLife is when friends give you pins picturing your basket

#BikeTooter #Wald

@manlycoffee The same way it's harder to maintain projects in languages that already let you avoid writing types here and there.

E.g. in Kotlin you can write
var foo = bar()
It looks ok until the point when I need to know the type of foo, that usually costs a couple of extra moves. Then add extra complexity by not defining types in function signatures, add automatic casting, deep call stack, and at some point you can get lost, because you wanted your code to look cute.

@manlycoffee I would avoid this language. The code would be hard to support and even harder to review.

@sam technology is hard

@chris That's the best part: you need to type them by hand into the search field lol

@ profile.bsky.social @ bsky.brid.gy

@chris There's a bridge that allows you to see posts from someone you follow on Bluesky, and the other way around. No new accounts needed, but you both need to follow the bridge account. @bsky.brid.gy

With Threads, you can follow people on there who enabled the integration in their settings, but they might not see everything you do (I've heard they don't see likes), and I don't think they can reply to our messages.

There's an option of crossposting (w/ accounts on bsky/threads).

@sam One of our regional bike routes that connects 4 municipalities closes at night because it happens to go through a parking lot of a park, and the gate has to be closed!

@Vivaldi Unfortunately 1 thing is missing: Vivaldi used to be able to follow the system theme. Now it's just... grey

Today I'm flushing almost 10k lines of spaghetti code.

Better than sex.

#SoftwareDevelopment