Heya! If you're not sure about using Tauri for your next project, checkout this brilliant writeup by Luke Edwards from Cloudflare css-tricks.com/how-i-built-a-…

So I have *finally* caught up on reading Replay after what feels like forever, and I absolutely have to recommend it - every single page so far has been a blast, regarding both the lovely vibrant art style and the compelling story plot. Certainly give it a read!

Ooh, this looks pretty great!

Sometimes we all go through darker times and feel like giving up, but even if all might seem lost and the clouds cover up the whole sky, know that the sun is always coming back, even if it takes a little while. If we just hold on, eventually every one of us will find our solace

Simple but effective, shift-click any color swatch in the Styles/Rules panel to cycle through color formats! devtoolstips.org/tips/en/conver… 🔴🟣🔵🟢🟡🟠⚫️

XKCD Comic Alt text @ explainxkcd.com/wiki/index.php… Title text: "You think, 'okay, THIS is an ideal use case for hardlinks!' but then 6 months later you're doing some extremely cursed Google search like 'javascript ext4' and wondering where things went wrong."

I swear, whenever I feel like something is missing in RA, it takes like a day for a new changelog to pop up in my feed with exactly that feature. I am mind-blown by the speed at which the RA team manages to add new stuff!

Might have you forgotten to give it a read, I'd like to remind everyone how great of a comic Replay is. Sometimes I like a page more, sometimes less, but I'm always very eagerly waiting for another one to come out because overall it is an amazing piece!

With Solid you just write the left handside and you're done. x.com/asidorenko_/st…

do you know why boolean values are represented as the positive integers 0 and 1? and why negative non-zero values are also considered true in languages like C. it turns out there's an interesting historic reason behind it! i will explain! 🧵 1/n

@[email protected] - FOLLOW ME ON MASTODON Wayland was started by Xorg developers who wanted to try a new approach based on what they’d learned working on Xorg. The X.Org Foundation has supported it from the beginning. We also fund work on things like Mesa, DRI, & KMS that both Xorg & Wayland rely on.

Noted.

lmfao

Today the orange site reminded me of a neat article by James Hague from many years ago that makes a point I think still holds a lot of truth and is worth remembering: most people (including, necessarily, most experts) don't engage in online discussions. prog21.dadgum.com/143.html

I need to update the rev on a bunch of examples for the bevy examples shader repo and nushell just makes it horrifyingly approachable

One week in, cargo-semver-checks: - is available as a GitHub Action 🌟 - is checking itself before `cargo publish` 😇 - gained 4 new checks (for total of 8) 📈 - got prettier output inspired by cargo-nextest by @[email protected] | @sunshowers.io on bsky 🤩 Would love feedback if you try it out! #rustlang

What If? 2 Flowchart xkcd.com/2672/ m.xkcd.com/2672/

For those interested in leptos. You can find it here. Still a very new project: github.com/gbj/leptos

Introducing Turbopack, the successor to Webpack. ◆ ~700x faster than Webpack ◆ 10x faster than Vite ◆ Native incremental architecture built with Rust ◆ Support for React Server Components ◆ Support for TS, JSX, CSS & more Now open-source in Alpha. vercel.com/blog/turbopack

Marty Stratton, id Software Studio Director, lied about DOOM Eternal's OST events in a Reddit post that used disinformation to blame me entirely for its failure Later, he offered me a six-figure sum to never speak about it The truth is more important. link.medium.com/USjGbPeBOub