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    mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 1 year ago | link | on: What desktop environment and window manager do you use?

    OpenBSD cwm.

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      mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 2 years ago | link | on: Reverse country code top level domain for local tags?

      Hmm… my lobste.rs inexperience is showing.

      I hadn’t realized that all tags are by default visible. Having tags for each city on the globe would not work well.

      :/

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        mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 2 years ago | link | on: Which sites do you visit everyday to keep up to date?

        Currently:

        • Twitter (cultivated)
        • Lobste.rs
        • A slack team that consists of other techies in my geography
        • Freenode
        • Feedly (cultivated)

        And that’s it! No extra-curricular tv, radio, magazine, newspaper stuff.

        p.s. One additional thing that doesn’t neatly fit into “visit everyday” is an Android app called Scanner Radio that alerts on sudden high-listener counts. When I receive one of these I quickly search Twitter/Google news and get as-it-happens sort of news.

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          mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 2 years ago | link | on: Dance to Calypso - Wordpress' Node + React project

          A keystone project in the mainstream awareness of PHP as a language.

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            mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 2 years ago | link | on: What are you working on this week?

            Ansible + ec2 deployment stuff.

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              mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 2 years ago | link | on: What are you working on this week?

              In the off hours, noodling around with Google Calendar API via Python. Flipping through a Flask library book. Should probably finish some simple hobby Android stuff I’ve been sitting on.

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                mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 2 years ago | link | on: Status of pledge in OpenBSD

                “or perl itself…”

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                  mulander avatar mulander 2 years ago | link

                  Not surprised. Perl 5 uses heuristics to parse some of it’s own syntax.

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                    orib avatar orib 2 years ago | link

                    Or, more to the point, it’s a generic programming language that is designed to be able to call any function, including many system calls.

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                  mikeputnam avatar mikeputnam 5 years ago | link | on: New GitHub Pages domain: github.io (due to security concerns)

                  Man! People are scum.

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                    jcs avatar jcs 5 years ago | link

                    Because they found security vulnerabilities?

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                      wilkie avatar wilkie 5 years ago | link

                      People aren’t scum if they break a barrier. They are curious and mistakenly devious.