I'm using a self-hosted version of Feed-on-Feeds.

It's a fork from feedonfeeds.com and has been kept as is, but updated where necessary for newer libraries and PHP versions.

https://github.com/RomanSixty/...

As far as I understand, they use Replit as a complete DevOps replacement. So it not only vibe codes it for you it also manages the application in production.

I was "lucky" enough to be a student at the time of the orthography reform in 1998. And at that time, I learned that this apostrophe was allowed then and everybody made fun of it and/or cried about the English influence.

Why is this making the headlines now, some 26 years later?

But Steve Jobs chose not to use the access he had to the best medical services. Something he later regretted. But then it was too late.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/a...

Anyone who can manage to sneak a virus into a cartridge micro controller ... can probably spoof HP ink

I've been looking for a mechanical 4000-like keyboard for ages. The closest I've gotten was the Cloud Ergo FS but it was not offered as ANSI. But this one does. I have no idea how I missed this. Thank you so much.

They stated that they make a loss at selling GPUs at the prices nVidia dictates. So basically their revenue might decline a lot but their income won't or at least won't decline much.

What would be a better term?

The literal German translation has the same sarcastic connotation that you're implying here but is also often used as "what they call".

I.e." since it launched its what they call "foundry business" "

Would this be a better wording? Or is there shorter version without the sarcastic subtext?

Though TFA wrote it as the "first airbus ever" the story is actually about the A340. The latter weighs about 3 times as much (40t vs 130t of typical operating empty weight) so having such a large thing land safely on ice is quite an achievement compared to previous airbus landings.

But we all know that guns don't kill people, people kill people, right? RIGHT?

They may be the case where you're from. But in Europe especially in the former Eastern bloc there are still quite a lot of direct Diesel engines on the rails.

When the company I work at chose to go into the cloud management didn't choose Microsoft because it was so good. They specifically chose *not* Google. Despite our size we never had a reliable personal account manager.

If you're doing two-key short cuts you might as well use Alt-Left and Alt-Right (the cursor keys, not the white supremacists)

That is what makes me the angriest about it - and possibly more than it should. It's just another dev thinking they know better than the user - and disabling everything else. IMHO that dialog should have enabled everything that's technically possible. Not what "makes sense" because that's subjective. Of course, there are certain combinations that have lots of disadvantages for most use cases. But then just spit out a warning and/or let the user type "I know what I'm" doing or something similar.

... than just white space. The implicit type conversions are IMHO much more trouble some than a few tabs and spaces. Just look at the reasons for why something like "StrictYAML" exists in the first place https://hitchdev.com/strictyam...