alfredapp.com/v6/ I've used Alfred since the beginning. Glad to see it evolve.
I'm quite in favour of agents taking my manual coding away but at least for now I'm still happy to see and understand what they are doing and therefore direct them to languages and frameworks I know.
While many call it just „mise“, the full name is mise-en-place which is a great name for what it does. mise.jdx.dev
Did you know that TailwindCSS 4.0+ is targeting modern browsers only? In case you need to support old(er) browsers you may stick to 3.7 instead.
Ok fine I’ll give it a try. Omarchy (@dhh inside) on a 2015 MacBook Pro. Arch Linux doesn’t seem to care about the age of hardware. Everything is quick and snappy. Omarchy install gave me errors but started fine after a reboot nonetheless.
Love this kind of PR. Once you see it it’s such an obvious feature one wonders why it was not considered earlier.
github.com/rails/rails/pull/…
No it’s actually insane that most apps are well above 100 MB. Binaries are usually small until one adds all those tracking frameworks.
There is hope. Besides stripping down on reporting requirements,let’s hope they cut down on cookie weirdness as well.
politico.eu/article/eu-gdpr-…
Seems like @Hetzner_Online is on a roll lately. Great stuff. But man, while the cloud offering has an awesome UI, their konsoleH (for webspace and managed servers) is, well, nowhere near that quality. Quite the opposite.
The very reason why I went back to the default terminal application. I’m actually fine with it.
are all you @warpdotdev users just cool with 2GB memory usage for a terminal or am i holding it wrong
Just saw the #RailsWorld keynote. Glad @dhh took this into consideration. Seems like Kamal 2.1 may support this.
Replying to @dhh
Would be great if it could work without the registry part. At least for most of us running just 1 server.
Pro Tip: Do not present new web designs to clients in Apple-Keynote-Weeks. They want everything to look like that.
















