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See what packages your project is no longer using with this one-liner:

```sh
npx npm-check | grep -i 'notused?' | rev | cut -d'?' -f2 | cut -d' ' -f1 | rev
```

(Treat the list as a hint: [npm-check](npmjs.com/package/npm-check) isn't capable of detecting all possible usages of all packages, so there might be false positives.)

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Your regular reminder to check:

balls
breasts
backups

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Good point by @robb: “Even if people only ever add your website into their feed reader and let the app find the RSS feed […], showing an RSS link reminds people that RSS exists, a win for the open web.”
rknight.me/please-expose-your-

#RSS #Atom #JSON_Feed

Where Marc writes about , an improvement over .

(With much appreciation for and their engineers: I'm a client and I recommend them.)

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Funny uses of in Spanish products:

A few years ago I gifted my then girlfriend a padel racket. It was a special series, almost hand-made by a Spanish company. Among other emblems and inscriptions, there was one reading “DESING” (sic). Someone thought “design” was a gerund…

A friend just gave us one of those battery-powered plastic “quads” for the kids. Again, I suspect it's made in Spain — or at least in a non-English-speaking country. It has a sticker on the side: “RACY”. Because, you know, it's for racing!

Am I the only one who is always confused by the difference between “products” and “solutions” on the sites of digital tools/services?

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The EU is considering a very bad law called eIDAS that would:

- Force browsers to accept government certificate authorities

- Ban additional security checks on certificates (such as Certificate Transparency) unless the EU agrees to them

This would undo 10 years of improvements to encryption on the Web and create an environment very favorable to MitM attacks.

If you're an EU citizen, consider writing to the MEP responsible for the eIDAS file, Romana JERKOVIĆ (https://www.europarl.europa.eu/meps/en/112747/ROMANA_JERKOVIC/home), to voice your concern.

Learn more at https://last-chance-for-eidas.org/

Fun fact: 38% of is about using one's imagination to shield from the nuisances of every day life, to lift their morale — aka “the _la vita è bella_ procedure”.

It's dark and damp, it's raining, there's a strong wind and you are walking the to school. A gush of wind breaks your umbrella. The kids complain of the cold. One of them trips and falls. The other says his minuscule rucksack is bothering him. You are in a bit of a hurry. Still, you manage to sound cheerful and happy above the gale, and to fake surprise and point in delight at random things across the street (a green bus, someone carrying a striped umbrella). You keep them distracted and keep on encouraging them. Instead of cursing, you know.

That kind of thing.

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> _“People cannot understand the complex problems of our time if they are not able to read complex about them. […] With the development of different media such as radio, television and digital media, books are no longer just for entertainment, they offer a different cognitive experience.”_

gov.si/en/news/2023-10-12-ljub

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My eReader is probably the most underrated bit of tech that I own.

It does one thing.

It does it with no possibility of distraction.

It does it really well. (Okay, physical buttons would be nice.)

The battery lasts ages.

It works in dark conditions and bright sunshine.

I can carry an enormous number of books on it.

It adds an unnoticeable weight to my bag - it's like it is not there. It is far lighter than a printed copy if any one of the books on it.

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