Jessica @cat@awoo.space

also like, for Activity Monitor to be able to tell me which Safari tab is using 120% CPU so I can kill that specifically (or is the Safari GUI the culprit always? I can’t tell)

I’d really like some sort of super-bookmark extension, where tabs I leave open and don’t look at for a while get transparently archived to disk and added to a to-do list somewhere

PSA for baristas in north america: a “flat white” is between 140 and 175 mL (5-6 fl. oz, roughly) unless explicitly otherwise (wrongly) specified by the customer and as an Australian I will accept no substitutes

still being bitten intermittently by the north american tendency to hear “flat white” and put it in as “large latté” which where the hell did they get that cursed idea from

wow ok actually you can do it with a small git config change https://github.com/ticky/dotfiles/commit/a9c344998257957bec38b4f257fd22ae097d492c

Git fork whose only meaningful change is that the default branch name on `git init` is “develop”

is it possible for a pull request to get ratioed

who called it splatoon 2 octo expansion and not octopath traveller

IIRC the “supported” solution required editing something in the app bundle and thus couldn’t survive an application update

(the opposite of) fondly recalling the time I had to write myself an Alfred workflow to launch Charles with 4096 MB of JVM memory (16 times the default, IIRC) because I was working for a video streaming service and the default configuration would just crash within a few minutes

[Very Helvetica Ultra Compressed voice] Prosumer Coffee Machine Simulator 2019

detecting the birth region of an Australian by whether they pluralise “mate”

“The Fourth of July,” or as it’s known in Australia, “fucken Wednesday, mate”

the worst part is how engaging Juiced 2 is, despite its flaws. It’s one of the most fun racers on PSP when it wants to. Weirdly, it has the same bugs as the 360 version, so I’m guessing it’s literally the same engine powering it, which is impressive

“woman who lived as a man” ok let me stop you right there because you’ve made a horrible mistake already

every time I try to do routing in Rails I feel a large amount of despair

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how do you retry on travis?

I guess uh, force pushing an amended commit so it has a new sha?

some tips:
• please be clear about whether you’re interested in a proposed change or not
• if tested code is presented, please do not bikeshed whether the change is possible
• please do not let your only comment on a PR match this regex: /^s\/[\w.#]+\/[\w.#]*\/$/

I don’t know how to ask the men in open source to be kind and it’s honestly exhausting