The @code editor has built-in defaults for linting HTML, CSS, TypeScript, and TSX. How can I re-use *those* defaults from the command line, for instance to create a CI pass that exactly matches whatever @code does by default?
I’m pretty sure @code has built-in support for linting of HTML, CSS, SCSS, and TypeScript. That’s handy! How can I run the exact same lints from the command line, so that whatever VSCode complains about in the editor a CI pass will reject?
#tdc3727 #ds106 Rats in the Index
The way to communicate successfully is to speak how the audience thinks about, not how the speaker thinks about it. It requires empathy, and knowledge -- not just about the subject. It's really hard, so few people know how to do this, but it's worse that so few people even try.
#smallpoems #clmooc Before a long could cross a face Heaven's Great General fell. Plowed under in shifts of red fury spiraling across space To the Delta of gas and dust that gather as gravity grows an embryo below the frost line Then, in ... stream.jgregorymcverry.com/2022/03/27/sma…
Since I obviously had a lot of free time this weekend trapped in my hotel room, I stitched together some video clips from my brief trip to Vienna! ☀️ Enjoy!
Click to install update. Says it needs a reboot. Click reboot. Machine starts back up again, then after a minute or so, display goes off, fan maxes out, and nothing happens. Do I wait? Do I force another reboot? Grrrrr.
Attempting to install updates on my Windows based retro gaming PC and it’s completely maddening. Good reminder as to why I don’t use Windows on the daily. Woof.
Attempting to install updates on my Windows based retro gaming PC and it’s completely maddening. Good reminder as to why I don’t use Windows on the daily. Woof.
Welp, great run Canes! No expected the elite eight, and you should be proud.
Keep it up, Miami! Beat the Jayhawks!
Introducing 🐱 & 🐶 Boilerplate! Wanted a simple starting point for my kiddo and I to experiment with modern front-end dev. It includes: React, TypeScript, a fast dev server, and automatic deployment to GitHub Pages. Hope it’s useful to someone else! github.com/davepeck/cats-…
Wow, Twitter has gotten pretty much unreadable without an ad blocker. Seemingly every third tweet is some random clickbait garbage ad with a gigantic image card. More reasons to not use the app.
This is a must-see, high-quality documentary. #HillsongAMegachurchExposed Unfortunately, it seems to promote the idea that "not all Christians" …sorry, I can't abide this. The fruit of modern Evangelicalism is abuse, grifting, and power trips. Hillsong's but one example.
Wordle 281 4/6* ⬛⬛⬛⬛⬛ ⬛⬛⬛🟨⬛ ⬛🟩🟨⬛🟩 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩
Dear @Linode, these are two very different things! Please don't combine them into the same notification! #security
Dear @Linode, these are two very different things! Please don't combine them into the same notification! #security
Bad news, the rapid antigen test is still positive. But I am apparently still allowed to go outside because I have the negative PCR test and finished the quarantine period.

Looks like the theory is it's most contagious from a few days before symptoms develop to a few days after, so I'm significantly less contagious now. Plus of course still masking. Anyway, will probably spend the rest of the day inside the hotel room anyway.

So I guess that means it's too early to book a flight out of here still. I need a negative test to get the boarding pass for the flight, and the PCR tests take ~12-24 hours to come back, so it will have to be an antigen test. At least now I can go outside to do the rapid antigen test every day now.
Have A Jolly Weekend Timeline Cleanse: youtube.com/watch?v=2HFSax…
Whoa, I haven't walked that far in a straight line in a long time 😅