Aaron Parecki

The author of the specification, however, underestimated the impact of his work.

Honestly, leaving aside every other reason why the web is good and "native" apps aren't, the thing I consistently find most useful is that I can always select and copy text from a web app, and native apps only when they deign to let me, which is never.

First Last is a Title at Company best known for Achievement. Pronouns works on Project and values Thing in Project. Name focuses on Feature because Reason. Name enjoys Activity when Pronouns are not Summary of Job.

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Your annual warning to be extra vigilant in your use of time zones as you can mix UTC with local time for the next 6 months without noticing!

Rainy Oregon night perfection

“A complex system that works is invariably found to have evolved from a simple system that worked. A complex system designed from scratch never works and cannot be patched up to make it work. You have to start over with a working simple system.”

—John Gall

I am looking at you, premature standardization.
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what's the opposite of the metaverse, something cool that we can hope for in the future

When numbers get so large they dont mean anything visuals become the best way to grasp their magnitude

sorry I couldn’t respond to ur text, supply chains are soooooo messed up rn

Doesn’t everybody look for a WebDAV replacement made specifically for RDF files?

I’m no longer sure which part of the YouTube content creation takes the longest… planning, shooting, editing… or all the marketing around it!! (thumbnail, trailer, social media…)

The need for standards spread across the industry and led to a need for standardization in identity management systems. In 2012, role-based access control (RBAC), a subset of OAuth, was added to The Open Group Common Authorization Services Specifications.

The clocks go back on Sunday. Time for your biannual review of which banks will inexplicably be down