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I lost a day and a half of dev to figuring out that Omniauth is giving me CSRF rejections because Rails SSL middleware returns an array instead of a newline-separated string for Rack 3 but when Passenger added Rack 3 support it forgot to support the ne... -
@oscherler an FPGA graphics core for a homebrew retrocomputer, with capabilities comparable to early VGA graphics: https://git.sentinel65x.com/dave/gary/src/branch/main/README.md, with some extra tentative design notes at https://git.sentinel65x.com/da...@danderson Cool. Retropixel Yeeting
A couple of years ago, a friend nerd-sniped me into helping him develop the Nemesis core for MiSTer. It’s impressive the amount that we learned from this. I had learnt the theory in uni, but it’s only from this (25 years later,) that I really understood some parts, like peripherals.
Developing something like this from scratch seems very interesting.
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Austrian Airlines now giving pre-recorded messages in terminal in German and a thick British accent and I'm not sure which is more understandable through the loudspeaker.@vwbusguy Oh, I know this one: the advertisements.
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I can’t even.@talksina Your comment reminded me of this video.
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I can’t even.I can’t even. Who’s the dickhead who designed this web site? See these specks over the text? It’s not a bug, it’s a button. A button with the worst contrast in the world.
And what is this invisible button (that doubles as a moving target, because it jumps when you scroll to make room for the useless back to top button) for, you might ask? Well, dear reader, it’s to open the accessibility menu. A menu probably very useful to the people who will never see the button.