Your move, Warner Bros. We children of the 90s expect an updated and correct animation to be forthcoming. Hats off to human1011 for doing the hard part! youtube.com/shorts/uSmAuF2…

So soothing to watch a hdd get defragged. I remember the "please please don't find a bad sector" days.

This weekend I was cleaning and I tried so hard to be okay with throwing away a random cable I had lying around but I just couldn't do it 😞 I still believe the day will come one year when it gets to shine while hobbling together some a/v equipment acquired in a game of chance.

I assume the solution has 10-20 projects minimum, separated by layer and dependencies, namespace, and feature, with interfaces and implementations in different projects, etc. I've been guilty of this.

What do Mads Torgersen #BlackLivesStillMatter & I share (besides a love for curly braces)? Turns out, something that is a feature, not a bug. And it's called ...👉 #ADHD. In the pilot of #SharpAndUnfiltered, we talk the back and forth to clarity, symptoms, and superpowers. youtube.com/watch?v=bTsGKi…

I cannot stress this enough: I, an actual breathing human with finite lifespan, do not have time to ingest content that wasn't worth another human being's time to write. If AI is summarizing AI generated slop, we're wasting electricity. I did not have a content shortage problem.

I just paid money to edit a grammatical error in a tweet and I've never felt so satisfied with a purchase. It feels like being wrapped in a warm blanket 😭

This is my theory for why #vbnet supports "smart quotes" for string literals. Someone on the compiler game got tired of pasting examples out of Word and getting errors.

If there are spelling errors, they won't kill me, right? anthonydgreen.net/2025/11/18/how…

File under personal growth: This year I finally sat down with a psychologist and asked for a read on how I am doing. It was not a crisis decision. It was a curiosity check. I figured it could not hurt. It ended up being one of the most productive conversations I have had in a

You're not as kind as you think. I bet that you: - Try to help out your peers when they need assistance debugging - Focus on getting the juniors more ramped up in their work - Get other stakeholders information that they need - Even volunteer to mentor other people "But uhh...

If I started using a left-handed mouse regularly, I could become a GENIUS! Is there an accessibility setting that can move scrollbars to the left edge?

"Have you been flossing?" I have a theory that being lied to that consistently for that long causes some kind of long term effects in dental workers. They can't be completely unscathed. Mutant powers or sociopathy or just silently dying inside 😢

I think about this a lot. I'd much rather see `stream.FlushBlocking()` or some such now. I'm also... questioning the interface prefix. And naming CRUD methods with the same verbs. I'm in my 40s, I feel like wilding out for a change.

I don't always clear my calculator... but when I do, I hit both 'C' and 'CE' a bunch of times because I don't know exactly what they do.

It's always funny to me that inexperienced new coders just assume I'll be annoyed answering their questions. "Why would I be annoyed by that? You just started this month, I don't expect you to know stuff". Is there some other field where people berate novices for just starting?

⚠️ This is an official notice that December 25 through January 1 has been blocked off for playing games ⚠️

I want to write a sci-fi story where it's revealed that a global apocalypse was triggered by an impossible GUID collision.