@pervognsen
Because its all GUI toolkits were abandoned compared to its native and managed alternarives?
In the 2010s it also was closest to die out itself
@NIGHTEN
One could always spice the things up, to make a moment when a team finds out that a deployed to prod artifact doesn't match a binary built from a supposedly same source version :)
Okay, some really bad news but also a suggestion for a way forward.
The Guppe groups domain name was sold by their registrar before they could renew it. This means all Guppe groups are broken, and their web addresses point to a spam blog 😞
However, there is another group provider called FediGroups, you can find out more on their site:
As we collectively look back on what the Mac once was, I don’t want to conflate the repercussions of Apple’s design decisions with the massive fundamental shift that occurred in 2008 when developers chased after the iPhone market, leaving the Mac behind.
Yes, app icons don’t look like this anymore, but also... very few apps are developed for the Mac these days. I would love to create an app icon like this again, but I’d like to see apps that were like this again. https://mastodon.social/@noleli/115102574956284169
@unseenjapan
Also makes me realise that nobody I follow posts how hot it is in Thailand now (a few degrees more in Bangkok than in Tokyo, for example).
We're watching Bear Grylls on Louis Theroux and wondering what kind of bear he would be and Shellie says Paddington and it took 5 minutes to stop laughing.
@lritter
15 to 30 seconds for the first one (out of 5 to 7) :)
The only problem is that for speciality teas, not supermarket ones - you still may do it, and a result would be better than a single long brewing... But you are robbing yourself from a whole other world of tastes and aromas.
