An annoyance I came across when running tests in my app, leading to poor visibility.

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I took a family vacation, so I was away from my work laptop when I learned Zotero has launched version 7, a major upgrade. While I enjoyed my vacation, I was naturally eager to get home to try it out!

Recently I have been following some more fashion blogs both in my rss reader and on the remaining social media I have. I really really like their content and find it quite fascinating to hear about fashion history from the likes of Derek Guy (@dieworkwear on Twitter and putthison.com), and to hear about others'...

August 13, 2024 As an indie blogger, our unique voice is our biggest asset. Blogging challenges, especially those requiring daily posts, often lead to low-quality content. I prefer reading spontaneous posts that are authentic, not those written solely to meet a daily challenge goal. As a reader, I can easily tell...

Is there place for a holy dissatisfaction with the way we’re doing things as God's people? (I refuse to say “doing church”.) More, is there a place for making necessary changes to nudge us closer to the Word and away from the general religious habits we still cling to? Or do we so identify those habits as the...

I destroy shoes

Rust’s approach to error handling comes at a cost. The Result type often doesn’t fit in CPU registers, and callers of fallible functions have to check whether the returned value is Ok or Err. That’s a stack spill, a comparison, a branch, and a lot of error handling code intertwined with the hot path that just...

Advanced age demands advanced solutions. My knees are killing me: walking is fine, but standing still is not. So after doing some research (that is, browsing Amazon), I've splurged on a collapsible stool.