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very sad HN converts the title to title case ;(

from nodejs's diff:

> These are the eMudhra/emSign intermediates whose private keys were reported compromised in October 2026.

obligatory recommendation, the "The 88x31 GIF Collection: Part 1" https://cyber.dabamos.de/88x31/

similar on the front page https://www.openbsd.org/index.html , "UNDSREA LREER"

it seems very much like social commentary.

reading the second edition of "Clean Code", it's been a while since i read the first edition.

will be giving my trainee this book too, and hoping we can discuss parts of the book we agree and don't agree with.

i don't think i've ever built a level 3 rest api in production

decino made a video about that, and at 13 minutes in the video they show what happens in-game if you set all values to 0 :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pq3x1Jy8pYM

i do this to put emphasis, i always type "h*ck".

(although it is a half-joke since it's definitely not a curse word imo)

reported an obvious MrBeast youtube scam ad. reported it and got the same response that it did not go against their guidelines.

funny how almost all of these are just related to Internet Explorer haha

sidenote: coop is also a large swedish grocery chain, pronounced the same way :)

https://www.coop.se/

i like em dashes too, and i've started using double dash -- to signify readers i'm a person

i often find xargs ends up biting me, and i have wanted some alternative for a while... but i don't think this is the one for me.

it feel like the syntax here is odd. it still requires me to write quote my command i want to run? unfortunately i'll have to pass on this.

personally i'd want some variant where i can still auto-complete commands and have just have {} as a placeholder. (maybe time to learn how to use xargs for real?)

i always forget the parameters in if statements are in bash. i have come back to this page multiple times, it's a nice resource.

i managed to get 8 pieces standing on the log, without any of them falling off.

regarding `* { box-sizing: border-box; }`, i usually follow the "Probably Slightly Better Best-Practice"

https://css-tricks.com/inheriting-box-sizing-probably-slight...

recently i've ran into products that feel like they were not meant to be used, but instead just follow some specification list.

for me, the end user's experience goes above all.

Kagi is really nice. i love the built-in feature to hide certain pages from appearing from results, and also how AI their stuff really feels opt-in. there are a bunch of other small things like navigation with keyboard that i really like too.

looks nice when you want to quickly get something up and running! i'm trying to move away from GUI-based, and i haven't really found a nice workflow with just using curl

https://justuse.org/curl/

> So people end up running full desktop environments (KDE, GNOME, etc.) squeezed onto a tiny 7" touchscreen. It's miserable.

to add on to this: you can definitely make great UI's for small screens and unconventional controls -- Playdate [1] builds their UI around a physical crank on the device, and it feels fun to use it :)

[1] https://play.date/

small fun fact: "vi" means "we" in Swedish

"The we family" :)