Loved that movie as a kid.

Kathleen Stefik, a 59-year-old Trump voter, said she personally feels the hostility from Canadians and has curbed her own trips to Canada in response.

Good.

See https://www.reddit.com/...

TLDR: huntarr was vibe-coded and had tons of security issues. When the "developer" was confronted, he nuked the git repo, his github account and all his social media accounts.

I was at the funeral of an Indian man recently, it was open-casket. It was necessary for the Hindu rites. It's not just an American thing.

I remember using XSLT to make my site's RSS look good around 20 years ago. I thought it was so cool, though XSLT was awful to write.

The boat is pointy, it could be used as a weapon by Hamas!

That's a big endeavour! I did it about two months ago, but slowly and progressively. Still found hard-coded addresses a month later though.

I found the article interesting, but I agree with you. Good programmers have to and can debug other people's code. But, to be fair, there are also a lot of bad programmers, and a lot that can't debug for shit...

Yes

Slightly disappointed that there's no epub version.

Fladder works pretty well for me, but yes, there are other clients now:

• Moonfin (GitHub)
• Void
• Reefin
• DUNE

But what is here?!

You can write the country in lowercase letters only.

The $540 million is not on Peacock alone:

Since 2020, the series has generated around $540 million in global streaming revenue across major platforms.

We estimate that [...] “The Office” which has brought in over $100M in subscriber revenue for Peacock.

In Québec, so in Frenglish: Wal-Mart --> All-Marde (All-Shit)

It's a continuation of work started in 2023.

There have been numerous developments in recent years but this latest one [...] is a “historic breakthrough,” according to those involved.

I use it on a server. The tang server is on my OpenWRT access point. Works great. As a backup, if unlocking fails or if tang is down, I can SSH into the server and manually enter a decryption key to unlock it.

This used to be my favourite client, but there hadn't been updates in so long that I'd given up. I'm so happy with a new release, I'm going to try it out straight away. Hopefully, it might mean an Android TV version might come soon.

FileBrowser has a fork under development: https://github.com/gtsteffaniak/filebrowser

I currently use copyparty. It's not the prettiest, but it's fast and the documentation on GitHub is extensive. The maintainer is also very friendly and helpful.

It's a great podcast. It would be nice if they made more episodes.