@freeschool perhaps you meant to reply to someone else?
@freeschool hopefully that's the case for me: if not my only other idea is a very untimely refactor.
I just learned about an interesting surname and a fun word for thimble: Fingerhut ("finger hat")
https://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=fingerhut
@lupyuen I wonder if most of Fortune 500 companies he's "retaliating" against would even have been affected. In my world, any external software is evaluated for junk like this before it's even brought into our development environment. Besides that, it wouldn't make it to prod. So, the ones affected most would be smaller firms or independent or just amateur devs that *think* they can't afford or just don't think they need such processes...
Fresh #fruitLoaf just out of the oven. Party spelt part all-purpose plain flour. Spiced with cinnamon, star anise and mace. Fruit is apricot, date and pecan.
#breadPosting #bread #pane
@2ck Once deployed it will be a few months of tests etc before it is ready for science but yes everything going really well so far.
@k @cwebber Definitely a glitch in the matrix, look at this nonsense https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XsGin7CFaF8
i hear #jwst is basically in its operational config now, so it just has to reach the Lagrange point. nice
#Firefox tip: if you open the context menu with a right click and then another click to activate the menu item, you may find that Firefox will activate whichever menu item your cursor happens to be over when the menu opens. This is really annoying for me. I've worked around that previously with a userChrome.css modification to offset the location the menu opens in, but it stopped working. I've found that setting ui.context_menus.after_mouseup to "true"
also works OK for this problem: it opens the menu *after* you release the right click, so there's no unintended activation.
A capable software engineer and aspirating (sic) cook. Also posting about space stuff (mostly NASA) occasionally
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