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cron.weekly is a great newsletter, I'm glad you're coming back Mattias!
An interesting look at how using one key for everything (SSH to servers, SSH for git hosting, etc) can be a Bad Thing™
Slyvia has some amazing artwork in general, but also has some really beautiful representations of each of the Ubuntu distributions' namesakes.
Definitely yes to this! I've also proposed how we can do this using Microformats2 in https://www.jvt.me/posts/2019/04/10/pronouns-microformats/
This is my go-to for tidying up disk space issues when working with Docker
This is a really nice recap of https://dddeastmidlands.com and gives you a nice feel of the day!
An interesting read, but I would personally say to stick to the language-specific process. Ie Rakefile
s for Ruby, a task in your build.gradle
or npm run deps
as it'll handle things nicer in a language / stack you're more familiar in, although I totally see why you'd want a language-agnostic interace
A great look at the data behind contributions over Hacktoberfest
A great writeup of a huge event - when I went a few years ago I was bowled over by how much time I'd need to spend to see everything I wanted to (hint: it was more than the few days I was there)
This is a great resource to highlight the difficulty of creating temporary files safely - something I've tried to share before but without these great examples.
Its especially bad if using a shared CI/CD server and putting downloaded files into /tmp as you don't know whether it'll be clobbered / stolen by others on the instance