Kind replies

We put oven chips in the air fryer 🤷🏽‍♂️

Ah fuck, so sorry to hear that Chris, heart goes out to you all 🤗

Unless that's their kink 😏

TL;DR yes https://github.com/golang/go/issues/19307

I'm currently between jobs and did a week holiday and two weeks unpaid - would've liked a bit more but unfortunately not right now in the best financial place! Deffo agree everyone should at least have a little break

You may be able to use a User Group for this? May need some other automation to get users added into it when in the office

May be they're an official one? https://stars.github.com/

Aren't they all cursed?

This is very cool, I missed your previous post about this. I've been using Pushover for this but Nfty looks like a nicer alternative I may have to look into 😁

+1 on Wallabag, it's great! I've been using it for what must be 5 years now

My (least) favourite is when people screenshot a tweet but don't link to it, and they go viral but the original author gets nada

Nice one! Glad to hear it worked out that way around ☺

I think I recognise where that is being used 👀

It definitely is for "real" users, so I'd assume that it'd be the same for the GitLab-generated service accounts, too

Maybe if you can set up a wildcard Gravatar for your no reply domain?

Sometimes it's based on an app that will look at who you're following and block accordingly ie if you're following a known transphobe, supporter of brexit, convicted sex assaulted etc. Definitely false positives at times (likely like yourself!) but does protect folks from being interacted with people they don't want too

This was really great, thanks for sharing 🙌🏼 my mortgage broker was only £795, and got the rest of their money through the referral to the lender which was great. Also spent many hours of their time - before I paid the initial £395 - to walk me through the process and answer things, and got me a deal much better than I would've found myself. Definitely cuts into the pot of money, but I personally found it great (albeit I was in a very fortunate position and had a good deal of money up front)

Ah glad to hear it works in newer versions ☺

I guess as an aside is there anything stopping you from upgrading Spring? Looks like the version you're using is 3 years old 😳 may be a feature introduced in a version since yours, and regardless, you need to get security fixes!

The savagery of being called "born in the 1900s" is wild 💀 https://www.tiktok.com/@beatmonkeyandrew/video/6953631303925271814

This sounds great! Do you know if the talk will be recorded?

Is component scanning enabled? Just wondering if the bean isn't being created. Could also check it's hooked in with an @Autowired in a (test) class too

Are you using my exact code or trying to apply it to your own codebase? The apisEndpointAuthorizer is a specific bean name and needs to exist in your project, or be renamed to match what you would be using as an injected bean

Hey thanks for reaching out - do you have any code / snippets that could help? Not sure if I've seen that one before

What type of adventure are you looking for? Classic platformer with single levels (Mario 3D World), Mario Galaxy where you've got a few things per world (Mario Odyssey)?

Uh oh 😬

Lol sorry! No I had broken my replies functionality on my site 😂

I don't think it is The Beach, not sure I've seen that before 🤔

Unfortunately no, watching that tonight triggered my memory of this other film

Ah fair enough. Hopefully before long it'll be part of the requirements!

What do you mean re PSD2?

In the Java world I'd reach for attaching a debugger and handling it like that - is that less easy to do in Node? I realise it's definitely more work than a quick hack around, just wondering if it is an option

That's fair. Glad to hear modernisation is progressing, any idea if you'll be able to get Maven/Gradle etc added at some point? They'd unlock a number of things I've found useful working on large projects

Oh my 😳

Are you not able to personally use IntelliJ?

Thanks Barry! If you do a cache clear it's confetti. Always enjoy dealing with cache invalidation 😂

Original thread https://twitter.com/dogspawnn/status/1503141375147184133

I use it a tonne 😁

And as I've found almost every time it's either needed to be shut down, or has had a failure causing it to shutdown, it don't wanna 🤡

Not to dismiss what colleagues in Government Digital Service (GDS) and Central Digital and Data Office (CDDO) are doing, but there's also a tonne of excellent engineers across the government delivering some really excellent stuff who deserve praise too!

Huh? I'd love to hear before the weekend I didn't get a job, instead of that hanging over me all weekend

27 > 9 (in the minor version)

Nice, I recently was looking at this and found https://github.com/stoplightio/prism/ does a great job at this from OpenAPI (documented more at https://www.jvt.me/posts/2022/03/04/openapi-local-prism/ )

As I have a mix of Linux and Mac machines, I've created c and p for OS-specific copy/paste and it's so handy! Use them so much!

Oof hope you both feel better soon 🤗

I interact with a lot of encoded formats like JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) as well as wanting to unpack URLs, so I've found it super handy to be able to pipe visually selected text into a command, i.e.:

:'<,'>!unpack

(source)

Or to do the same with a visual selection:

c<C-R>=system('unpack', @")<CR><ESC>

(source)

Hmm. And what's the full command-line?

Got an example output to share? Happy to DM if that works too

The (only?) redeeming quality I've found is being able to avoid the super awkward "next slide please" by setting up speaker mode

Tools like https://kroki.io may also be an option?

I agree it's unlikely to add to the list of things GitHub has, but it also unlocks a lot of other diagramming flavours

Also them: "renaming my branch from master to main is a waste of time"