February 2021

I guess the problem with using pre-defined coding challenges is, that one
proliferates programmer falsehoods. 😟

@codurance
@SoCraTes_UK We care about inclusitivity, so
I kindly ask you once again, drop the middle-man.

s/craftman/crafter/

It's not hard. Thank you!

@emsuiko If you get the opportunity to try
something new with a limited blast radius, go for it!

@vicbergquist My coffee grinder.

@pati_gallardo do you know someone who is
tracking covid vacciniation progress for norway, and predicting when it will be
that we have a sufficient amount of people vaccinated?

@pati_gallardo Alright, using the numbers
here:
https://www.fhi.no/sv/vaksine/koronavaksinasjonsprogrammet/koronavaksinasjonsstatistikk/
and some information about "Tiers" (how many people are in which tier), we
should be able to roughly predict how vaccination is doing.

@jke Mich würden ja viel mehr die Kreppel
interessieren ...

big fat air quotes around that "easily"

Cognito is the most cumbersome, outdated, obscure piece of AWS technology.
https://twitter.com/ThePracticalDev/status/1356626433754472448

@JillWohlner I do, because I believe it puts
many in too much pressure. I use code-challenges that are very close to real
tasks in our projects, and a technical assignment without a time-limit, so they
can do it when it suits them best.

@lxztlr Well, it's great to have a serverless auth
solution, that integrates very well with AWS, so it definitely has it's use.

Adding two o-rings does improve the sound even further on my
@XBowstech ...

@martinjuhasz
@XBowstech These are the Silent Yellow Optical.
I have it for 4 weeks now, and now there is new variant :/ Anyway, pretty happy
with the feeling. The wife is, too.

npm 7 is now latest:
https://github.blog/2021-02-02-npm-7-is-now-generally-available/

Jesus. https://twitter.com/Strobocop1/status/1356817702808154115

@alex_schl

... and Ubuntu standard:5.0 provides Node.js 14 for #CodeBuild.
https://twitter.com/benjamin_l_s/status/1357088234568876033

@jhein
@thilographie_de Reminds me of
https://twitter.com/kobunheat/status/1336134415336964096

@deeheber
@awscloud I've wrote down my findings here:
https://coderbyheart.com/aws-sdk-v3

@SoCraTes_UK your twitter bio is outdated ...

Good morning #trancefamily! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSrHy7O09A8

We'll write tests later.
https://twitter.com/BenSassiAladin/status/1356997404831207428

@siljel 🥑

@kotzendekrabbe @Confer_O_Matic Zoom with
breakout rooms and Mural was really the best experience.

@kotzendekrabbe I really loved geeking
around in https://hubs.mozilla.com/

Looking forward to spend a great day with people who care about great software
in @SoCraTes_UK.

OH: Jira and ZenDesk are destroyers of learning cultures. #SoCraTesUK

@dwass @fhopf
@marcobahn I guess the point in this context
was, that these are tools made for archival, it's easy to dump information in
there, but there is no dedicated feature around that encourages maintaining
information, keeping it up to date, and connecting information.

👇💯 https://twitter.com/anjuan/status/1299345758475431943

$savedByWireshark++

@Der_Pesse I use to have nightmares from this
game, when having a fever.

I guess I was very lucky. #pc2021

@c089 This is how the Matrix was created.

@katta_spiel maybe
@mulmbot knows someone?

Congrats @Argorak!
https://techcrunch.com/2021/02/08/the-rust-programming-language-finds-a-new-home-in-a-non-profit-foundation/

@alexboly The WordPress plugin interface.

@c089 Three 27 inch monitors...

A for effort? https://devdays.lt/speakers/ lineup for 2021.
/status/1219965001668210688

@c089 #2: the standing desk

Friendly reminder that I am #hiring a cloud engineer for
@NordicTweets. If you are looking for a
family friendly workplace, where we don't compromise on quality and are leading
through innovation, have a look. I've designed the hiring process to be relaxed
and without surprises.
/status/1353707881250623488

Learn more about what it is like to work at Nordic here:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/About-us/Inside-Nordic

😂 https://youtu.be/Mi3JQa1ynDw

@vicbergquist 🤩 Congratulations!

@Maggysche SEO.

@Maggysche DELL XPS 13.

@lena_lebt
@Maggysche Yeah, but they last forever. Mine is
now in it's 5th year, did a lot of travel, and still works and feels great.

Life goal: https://twitter.com/jangiacomelli/status/1357947704031260679

@lena_lebt Good choice. I have the HiDPI glossy
touch and it's horrible.

@lena_lebt I have the most issues with the
HiDPI, standlone it's ok, but when connecting regular displays it's always a
huge PITA with KDE, because you are mixing displays with different scaling
factors ...

Learned some amazing things about challenges developers face in Iran, while
hiring for this role:
/status/1353707881250623488

They have to rebuild so many services we take for granted, and make it work for
millions of Iranians, who expect world class quality.

@jke In Norwegen ist das Porterbuddy:
https://www.porterbuddy.com/

Die afip! in #Offenbach ist leider Geschichte. Ich bin Lutz sehr dankbar, dass
er dem @wemoof willkommen geheißen hat und uns
eine einmalige Location mitten im Herzen Offenbachs bieten konnte.
https://www.op-online.de/offenbach/es-verlieren-viele-ihre-heimat-90187498.html

Es ist gerade für nicht-kommerzielle Events schwierig Locations zu finden, und
Pioniere wie Lutz sind unersetzlich für das Schaffen und Erhalten von
Communities, die eine Stadt wie @Stadt_OF
überregional einbinden. #wemoof 💙

@terabaud @cmmd_mx I recently had the same
discussion, and I favor separate repos. The reason is that with a mono-repo you
are not dogfooding your own packages (because you can run/build/develop
everything in place).

@terabaud @cmmd_mx I prefer to use separate repos
and with CI and @SemanticRelease
pre-release feature allows me to publish and use a new npm package version
within a few minutes.

For quick local edits, I sometimes use "npm link".

Meister @flula bringing some German humor to the US
of A. https://twitter.com/BizballMaury/status/1359537381313892353

Thank you @tonymcguinness for taking us
along this beautiful ride! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOXabtKhPYY
#trancefamily

@FalkSchmidt Wir haben beim
https://desec.io/ das auch und der Aufwand das durch zu bekommen hat sich auf
jeden Fall gelohnt.

@tdpauw I have a well received talk around e2e
testing and I use it daily, the team I left where I introduced it is still using
it because of its value:
https://coderbyheart.com/it-does-not-run-on-my-machine

@tdpauw I guess the "ends" you are talking about
are not my "ends".

@Lynoure End-users telling me that my work made a
difference for them.

I know it's hard to join a new organization and a team, so I am trying to make
the things that I care about (my first principles) transparent. For now it is a
only a loose collection, but it should serve my future colleague to get an
impression: https://github.com/coderbyheart/first-principles/issues

It started as an idea @SoCraTes_Conf, and I
wrote about it here: https://coderbyheart.com/first-principles

@tdpauw All User Stories/Functionality are tested
that way.

@tdpauw Could be. It makes no sense to call 3rd
parties, because I can't verify. There is an example in the talk where the app
needs to do that (send webhook alert). I solve this by setting up a real
separate endpoint which allows to veryify that the webhook was delivered by the
app.

@tdpauw
@sarahjwells might also disagree, she has
talked in the past about how they use e2e testing @FT.

This is a pretty stellar job ad:
https://www.korukids.co.uk/content/marketing/senior-product-designer ... I
love how the "Apply Now!" is asking the screening questions. This gives you a so
much better insight into the candidate. It's co-creates the perfect cover-letter
with the candidate. 💯👏
https://twitter.com/RachCarrell/status/1360214436208852994

Amazing winter day in #Trondheim. The sun is getting warmer which doubles the
fun! ☀️❄️

@terabaud There is an interesting discussion in
https://github.com/sindresorhus/meta/discussions/15 about the pros and cons.
I'd say you can ship ESM only.

@terabaud I looked into this a few weeks ago, and the tooling I use (e.g. jest)
is not there yet. Also the benefit for the user in my case was not noticeable,
so I stopped the effort. I use TypeScript so the switch will be solved by the
compiler and once tools are ready will be quick.

https://speakerinnen.org/ is also available in English, btw. Great resource to
give to conference organizers!
https://twitter.com/wolkencode/status/1360998855752503296

The next tier is webscale?

I took this as an inspiration to add screening questions to my job ad at
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=278&ProjectId=176961&DepartmentId=7392&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=False
#hiring /status/1360917266100068352

@fhinkel
@type__error Yes, really accentuates the
spa area.

@maaretp worth translating this, it's about women
trying to lift women into Wikipedia, and how they get shut down by a
mysoginistic mob. It hurts both, the ones writing the article (they've invested
months to learn the Wikipedia rules) and the women the articles are about.
https://twitter.com/fraufrasl/status/1361288380391301121

@pati_gallardo I do, and it's great for me
and customers because it removes the hassle of maintaining a specific set of
dependencies on your system.
https://github.com/coderbyheart/fw-nrfconnect-nrf-docker

@AlexOhneW 9/11

The perfect GIF to illustrate what's wrong with our industry: you can shift
people around with a single click and everything magically aligns. WHAT ARE YOU
FUCKING SMOKING @Atlassian?!

Source: https://blog.trello.com/a-whole-new-trello

@janl

.@swarminternet offers $5/month satellite connectivity for #IoT:
https://www.satellitetoday.com/iiot/2021/02/10/swarm-ceo-sara-spangelo-sets-disruptive-pricing-on-new-satellite-iot-service/
... pretty interesting for applications in remote locations (e.g. wilderness,
off-shore, etc.).

#spaceiot

I am absolutely not using the @frontend_love virtual badge generator with these
permissions!

👇 https://twitter.com/timmyf/status/1362221892246061067

@colloq_io Really sorry to hear that, but I can
imagine how tough it is to move into an over-saturated market.

@kotzendekrabbe Obviously, getting
contacted by engineers is the best way to start building a relationship. That
way you immediately know who you would be working with.

@kotzendekrabbe For a recruiter to get my
attention they need to read and understand my profile and come up with a
pretty compelling argument why I would be a good match for this role.

@kotzendekrabbe Immediate attention if
they got referred by a contact of mine who works there.

@dan_abramov
@snyksec I love and use @snyksec but it's a
brainless tool, which does not understand the difference between compile-time
dependencies and run-time dependencies and treats them like all ends up in
production.

@hughw
@dan_abramov
@snyksec True, but I also have libraries which
themselves are build tools, so they need to have real dependencies, but never
are included in the code they are used to build.

@FPresencia I think you are right in pointing
out that there could be incentives to report as many issues as possible in
codebases. Who would be inclined to keep using their service when they see an 👌
on their first try?

@RidingWolf
@OptimumTechYT Looks nice. I would have
picked up black Noctua fans, this brown destroys the aesthetics.

Where's the t-shirt? https://twitter.com/johnath/status/429031467344072704

@malk_zameth I hope you fully recover, my
friend!

OH: AWS Velocity templates = Alien language. #nodeCongress
@slobodan_

I feel you ...

@Hamatti Adding a dotted outline?

Or adding a ⚙️ icon next to it that on click focuses the input?

@dan_abramov This could be solved using force
directed layout: connect the centers of all existing rectangles with the new
rectangle and the outer corners of the plane. Change the lengths of all
connections so they are as short as possible but the rectangle to place does not
touch any corner.

@dan_abramov similar to
https://observablehq.com/@d3/force-directed-graph

Great talk by @BridgeAR about memory leaks in
Node.js @NodeCongress #Congress

... made me happy that I rarely encounter these issues, because #serverless.
Nevertheless it's important to know about hanging allocations how to avoid them.

I already use ajv to do runtime validation but just learned from @arrowoodtech
about https://github.com/sinclairzx81/typebox which simplifies creating the
#TypeScript types for the consuming code after validation passes. #NodeCongress

@Lazer

@slsoftworks /cc
@Ravetracer

@48nairda
@FHillemann
@FlyBehaviour Adrian, you are now tone
policing. If you are getting push-back after push-pack, the smart thing to do is
to reconsider that you are adding nothing to this discussion and shut the fuck
up. Take the original tweet as is and stop trying to falsify it.

The #covid19 numbers are going up in Germany again ... I am not surprised.

Two weeks ago I already saw this predicted (the mutants taking over at 10 times
the rate), so anybody who acts surprised did not do their homework.

@miskaknapek I think Germany's failure to
limit office work and the much more aggressive mutants are two key factors right
now.

@48nairda
@FlyBehaviour
@FHillemann Adrian, I think this need to be
spelled out for you to realise the issue here: You slide I to a thread that
refers to scientific studies showing that men overpower women significantly in
meetings and the OP asking for men to given women the space they deserve. >

@48nairda
@FlyBehaviour
@FHillemann You offer a personal anecdote
saying that if women are charismatic (meaning pleasing to you personal
standards) you will listen to them. Therefore it's not the mens fault that women
don't get to talk a fair amount of time, it's because women are not pleasing the
men enough. >

@48nairda
@FlyBehaviour
@FHillemann This is some A-grade sexist
bullshit and turns women into subjects of arbitrary male standards. This is one
of the key problems with our industry: men don't see the problem and all issues
can easily be addressed, but in a "nice" way. This is fucking ridiculous.

@MattBolton365 :/

@pati_gallardo Thank you for sharing and
taking the energy to make it wider known.

@48nairda
@FlyBehaviour
@FHillemann That's some interesting way you
twist my words to fit your agenda. I really made an effort to help you
understand. Comparing me to an abuser is a horrendous accusation. I'm done here.

Getting called an evil cult leader (and lurking abuser) was a first for me
today. 🤷‍♂️

@m4nl5r Not worth spreading around, I pointed out
a mysoginist and he couldn't handle it. But his reaction took a really fucked up
dark twist.

@byteborg ... of feminists.

@SamirTalwar I was equated with someone who
abuses women. That kind of evil.

@pati_gallardo Yes, it took a mind-bending
turn.

Just fixed a non working webcam in my sisters Zoom, by just joining. #karma

@annaraefm 1. Idea 2. ??? 3. Profit

About that MBTI (Myers–Briggs Type Indicator):
https://twitter.com/CelestialTai/status/1363689150713487367

@EmmaBostian People here actually have color
concepts for their wall paint, because they don't use every square inch to put
stuff there.

Just noticed that setting up an #AWS CloudFront distribution now takes only 1-2
Minutes. That's a massive improvement!

Breaks my heart.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DuDX6wNfjqc

@bionhart
@DistributeAid One of them being in need of
a big ass uplink.

Testing a new recording setup: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dA426AMxF-E

When I recorded my last webinar I got a ringing sensation in my head from
wearing headphones all day while speaking, so this should be more comfortable.
And the sound is much better compared to my headset microphone.

Here is how it looks like.

@Der_Pesse If I do not crop the video, yes. But
I typically record screens and my head only in the bottom right corner, cropped
to a circle. Like this:

@Der_Pesse Without crop it would be visible.
But in OBS that's easy to do.

Should I talk a little bit about the hiring process, and how I've tried to make
it suitable for a diverse set of candidates?

I'd also like to point out, that this role is still open and I haven't talked to
enough candidates, yet...
/status/1353707881250623488

Great aspect in the @Frontend_Love talk by
@mirjam_diala: how to sell #TDD to your ...
coworkers, managers, clients: it's enables you to build better software, so the
arguments in favor are plenty!

@vannsl do you have a recording of your talk
somewhere else? The @Frontend_Love
compression really makes the audio unbearable for my ears... :/ I'd love to
follow, but it's painful.

@vannsl
@Frontend_Love :/ I'll take the slides
then...

@Frontend_Love
@vannsl Sounds like it got compressed twice.

@gazebo_c
@Frontend_Love
@mirjam_diala The recordings will be
available on https://frontenddeveloperlove.com/jsworld-conference-tickets,
however paid.

@mirjam_diala
@gazebo_c
@Frontend_Love We can also just get
together in a video call and discuss!

@m4nl5r No kidding! SCNR

@m4nl5r Yeah same here. I have some limitations
from the corporate side, I wonder if I need to put much more information about
the hiring process online, on the ad itself. I mean yours and mine are
basically™ the same cookie cutter job ad:
https://boards.greenhouse.io/autoscout24/jobs/4299308003
https://candidate.hr-manager.net/ApplicationInit.aspx?cid=278&ProjectId=176961&DepartmentId=7392&MediaId=5&SkipAdvertisement=False

It would be so amazing to see what amazing space robots
@SimoneGiertz will come up with if we
#sendsimonetospace!
https://twitter.com/SimoneGiertz/status/1364288653804068873

@Lazer I'd take this sink apart ... It's messy, but
probably worth the effort.

@Lazer Right, makes sense. I have good experience
with using chopsticks to fumble around there. And the hardcore pipe cleaners
from Plumbo (white powder that reacts with water). That's available here in
Norway, so maybe in Sweden as well.

@j19sch Thanks for the shout-out!
@ieks, happy to improve it, in case you have
feedback!

@jrosaproenca
@lisihocke Congrats, João! Well deserved. I
think it's kinda premature to plan for travels early June, but 🤞 for you!

@Lazer
@firstdrafthell YES!

@ieks @j19sch
Combining it with Notion works really well, in the session plan below you can
also show the field where people enter themselves as interested.

Working with @Niklas_L and the entire team at
@BryterDev will definitely make you a much more
well rounded engineer and human. Check it out!
https://twitter.com/Niklas_L/status/1364506882589745152

@Niklas_L Are you finally giving Sprint Boot the
boot?

I'm writing an announcement blog post about the Cat Tracker, and found this gem
on @unsplash. Magical.
https://twitter.com/unsplash/status/997846953332543488

@FreXxX @unsplash
I disagree. It's beautiful.

When you launch a new electric car in #Norway ... everything breaks.

Who said #IoT couldn't be fun? And art?

https://spotsrampage.com

Thanks https://mschf.xyz/ for this food for thought!

@spazierendenken Don't forget "Founder"!

Video and audio quality for @Frontend_Love
is 10x better compared to yesterday. Thanks! #JSworldConference

RedisGraph looks like a really fun way to build graph databases:
https://redislabs.com/blog/redisgraph-and-redis/ #JSworldConference

@pati_gallardo This is ... I don't know
which superlative to pick ... galactical incompetence at display?

This is the registry-free future we need in #JavaScript land: serve dependencies
from any webserver. https://twitter.com/gr2m/status/1364726200254427137

@gr2m @deno_land
@daberni import maps will improve this for
production apps: https://github.com/WICG/import-maps

So you still can have you "import foo from 'bar'" but you can pin 'bar' to a
specific version.

@liran_tal Well, the good thing that making it
simpler for people to host their own registries and safer to use them does not
mean you can keep using npm. However it makes it more explicit. Golang has
proven that it works.

Kitemaker merges Trello, Notion and Slack with a focus on Getting Things Done.

Worth checking out if you are in the market for a new project management tool!
https://twitter.com/SigurdSeteklev/status/1364727862868254724

@poledesfetes What security headers are you
talking about? We rely on package-lock with checksums today and in browsers on
subresource integrity, so this is already a solved issue today.

@pati_gallardo I made a very naïve
prediction based on the 7 day average of dose 1 administrations ... doesn't look
promising right now.

Herd immunity reached in 594 days: 2022-10-12

https://github.com/coderbyheart/koronavaksinasjonsstatistikk

@Andrea_Hanna :/

@poledesfetes Yes, I agree, resolving
dependencies at runtime would be a stupid idea.

Can I see the drummer's tent?
https://twitter.com/jasongorman/status/1364894897396998146

Version 1.5 of the nRF Connect SDK has been release:
https://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/1.5.0/nrf/index.html

This time I worked closely on one one of the "Highlights" featured in the
release notes:
https://developer.nordicsemi.com/nRF_Connect_SDK/doc/1.5.0/nrf/releases/release-notes-1.5.0.html

Can you guess which one?

@gr2m I've done some iterations of that (building
reporting for IoT data, which is highly variadic), and
https://aws.amazon.com/timestream/ is great (looked at Athena, too but). You
pipe in JSON and get a super fast SQL interface. It's serverless, so you'll be
up in a minute.

@gr2m Does not solve the UI part for you, though.

I've added an #e2e test for ensuring that calls to an external API work, and I
really love that I can tie this all in one test file:

1. set up the expected call to the remote API
2. Describe the action that triggers this call
3. Verify that it happened

https://github.com/NordicSemiconductor/asset-tracker-cloud-aws-js/blob/676490a0ddc6d8489801c834412ce336846aa218/features/UnwiredLabsCellGeolocation.feature

@troubalex It's kind of a bad time to buy and
gaming hardware. This one would be amazing, if you can buy it:
https://rog.asus.com/laptops/rog-series/2021-rog-flow-x13-series/

Right now if you can't wait, it boils down to what you can actually buy, not
what's best.

@troubalex What's your budget? Preferred screen
size?

@troubalex You can go to Elkjøp, btw. they have
quite a few models in their stores to get a feeling about size.

@troubalex If you still have a working laptop,
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce-now/ is right now the best option if you
have some demanding titles.

@troubalex This is available now, has a pretty
good price (it's reduced because it's a customer return), and has a 2070 super,
which is a good GPU:
https://www.komplett.no/product/1165132/demovarer/pc-nettbrett/demo-baerbar-pc/asus-rog-strix-g-g712lws-173-fhd-144-hz-demo#

Norwegian prices for hardware are ~25% more compared to EU, but you don't wan't
to hassle with shipping.

@troubalex The 3060 has 2 GB less RAM, 6GB is
OK today for this resolution (FHD). They perform roughly the same today, and
3060 has some other improvements. However, the CPU is slower (impacts gaming).
So it then boils down to the display, design, and how good the keyboard feels
for you.

@troubalex I've spent the last months watching
@GamersNexus
@HardwareUnboxed and
@JayzTwoCents ... to build my own gaming
system in January. So I am at an 8 year peak on Gaming knowledge right now.
/status/1348763250268266499

I can say from my own experience with ICANN, that it is really ambiguous, on the
one hand you have these big, open, steering groups, and a lot of enthusiastic
people really trying to reach out and hear many opinions, on the other hand you
need to know the right people.
https://twitter.com/brokep/status/1364950213790740481

I was asked the other day what "the ability to navigate in a global matrix
organization" means and it's corporate speak for "being able to communicate with
other people".

Why do we need to make things so complicated?

#hiring

Even a cookie get's it! https://twitter.com/Oreo/status/1365038991469281280

@BLJENGINEERING I first discovered them
when moving to Norway, and they are so much better than what we are used to in
Germany:

@mrdoob On Chromium/Linux the immersion doesn't
work so well because of clipping:

@miskaknapek
@katzentracker Don't know about that ... we
didn't pick it for the market size, but for the constraints cats put on a
tracker, which highlights the features of the #nRF9160.

Herd immunity reached in 749 days: 2023-03-17
https://github.com/coderbyheart/koronavaksinasjonsstatistikk#2021-02-24
#corona #norge

@martinjuhasz Thank you Martin, love to hear
this kind feedback!

@j19sch Oh, yeah, we can always peel away more
layers ;-)

I know @LinusTech audience is probably mostly
the same demographic, but I always cringe when companies hiring developers like
@xteam advertise their company with 100% white
dudes.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAJAViPWR_8&t=42s

@RealSexyCyborg What a moron, asking you
to please him.

@m4nl5r
@BLJENGINEERING So many times did I get
sore arms! It's not a "Lüsterklemmer", but a "Lasterklemme"...

@terabaud I'm happy to have a look at your projects and profile/CV to point out
what makes me curious, there is probably a lot of cool stuff.

And, just remember that people are great at finding terrible excuses to proof
why they must be right.

@Lazer For me it's typically the other way round. I
get easily bus-sick, but usually not in cars (when not driving self).

@KingOfCoders
@solmecke ist ziemlich fit, wenn es um grob um
IT/Medien geht.

@bdougieYO @gr2m
Keeping settings like branch protection rules, and labels in sync across
multiple repositories.

@ChristaGoede Was?

@KingOfCoders Habe ihn schon im
Abmahnkontext genutzt :/

Abmahnung sind ja nicht wirklich was, das einen Anwalt benötigt, ich habe auch
schon gute Erfahrung mit https://www.frag-einen-anwalt.de/ gemacht, dort kann
man sein Problem schildern und bekommt schnell auch Kontakt zu einem passenden
Anwalt.

@KingOfCoders Oookay. Ich glaube nicht, dass
eine Abmahnung da was bringt. Dazu musst Du ja erstmal den Aufwand betreiben die
Melde-Adresse des Absenders um rechtskräftig belegen zu können, dass die
Abmahnung eingegangen ist.

@KingOfCoders Wenn dir Unternehmen
wiederholt SPAM senden, dann ist es einfacher über den Datenschutzbeauftragten
zu gehen.

Bei Unternehmen aus dem EU-Ausland ist das dann auch zwecklos.

@KingOfCoders Ich empfehle hier mit guten
SPAM and regelbasierten E-Mail-Filtern zu arbeiten um die Anzahl der
unerwünschten E-Mails einzudämmen.

Really great, if they can pull this off: Framework startup designed a thin,
modular, repairable 13-inch laptop
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/02/framework-startup-designed-a-thin-modular-repairable-13-inch-laptop/

@dbmindbox
@tensorparc 👆

Norway has its own producer of solar roof tiles already:
https://www.skarpnes.com/produkt/solcelletakstein-flat-betong-med-solcelle/

@type__error You could host it from GitHub
pages instead, they are already fast, free and play well with CloudFlare.

I tried to count the ratio of women to men depicted in a technical context in
articles and ads in the Norwegian Teknisk Ukeblad and ran out of space on my
post-it before the last page ...

@emsuiko Well, I didn't expect it to be equal (I
had seen the content before), but wasn't prepared for this contrast ...

@m4nl5r Let me know if I can assist with sourcing
them, they should be fine with English inquiries, though.

@zimmskal It's getting better, at a glacial
speed.

Is there a way to get a @Netlify preview for only
a specific PR?

I have preview builds turned because there are a lot of dependency updates,
which won't break the build and I don't look at them.

But now I have a fix, which I'd like to have a preview for:
https://github.com/coderbyheart/localschedule/pull/12

@alex_schl pretty cool to see you featured on
the @browserstack sign-in page!

Heat Terminator 2 John Wick Hardcore Henry Hurt Locker
https://twitter.com/maxfischers/status/1365368724673359882

@wolframkriesing I think it's more
portable to use the unicode instead. Because :smile: is english, while 😁 is not
a specific language.

@wolframkriesing It sounds like you need
a way to quickly find the right emojis. There are plugins for e.g. vscode that
simplify inserting them in.