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If you accept a knighthood, you should have to participate in at least one jousting tournament a year. The tournaments should be televised.
wink posted Dec 16, 2025
Updated IntelliJ and the IdeaVIM plugin didn't work. Noticed I am completely useless with normal editors until the shock recedes.
wink posted Dec 15, 2025
I wrote about using an old NUC with Linux as my personal dev environment in October and after doing #AdventOfCode I can't stress how happy this solution has made me.
An always-on scoped environment where I could even quickly remote into in a lunch break from a different machine. Second best thing to being on Linux full time, I guess.
wink posted Dec 13, 2025
Used a bit of #gleam for the first time for #adventofcode - and I have mixed feelings.
It's kinda neat, a few things are annoying, but I can't put my finger on it. It works very well, that's not it - people have apparently been arguing that it's not really like Elixir, but I see so many similarities which superfluously are not stemming from the BEAM. Maybe I just need to stick with it a little longer. Also maybe it's somehow just solid but not exciting? Guess I need to write a web app.
the g in gobject stands for glib, and the g in glib stands for gtk, and the g in gtk stands for gimp, however the g in gimp stands for gnu, so really the g in glib stands for gnu, but you shouldn't confuse it with gnulib, which is developed by the gnu project, who shouldn't be confused as the developers of glib, which is the gnome project, in which the g also stands for gnu
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infosec advent calendar where every day you uncover a new thing to worry about, oh wait thats just a regular calendar
