My Twitter archive of October 2019

In October 2022 I left Twitter. This is my tweet archive for October 2019.

Tweets

• @javagil The bigger rooms are perfect for that: https://t.co/siOMKuqHy9
• I was looking for an explanation on #recursion for a student and I look at quite a lot examples. This one by @carnesbeau is IMO the best explanation I've found: https://t.co/qn5CdTQ6za
• 1. October 1. Snow #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/nrF8oNST5U
• 1. Now you can add an `env` map at both the workflow and job level. 2. Now you can define an if as part of a job using the same expressions you can with a step. https://t.co/nnxKP8OPyr
• @pati_gallardo https://t.co/xdcpNfvKKL
• This 👇 is a really amazing show of the diverse tech talent that exists in #Norway 🇳🇴. @TechWomenNorway is doing a fantastic job of putting this event together and bringing together these inspiring women. 💙 https://t.co/CIs1eh1ewN
• is?.it?.already?.there ?? https://t.co/UX7EVq9qh2
• You can now do npm i --save-dev @types/twemoji https://t.co/DkZKnfKKr7 💻😜
• TIL: you can easily install any node version in #AWS CodeBuild images with n <Node version> e.g. https://t.co/nBviOGb5fq
• @kurosixx @NativeWired
• Good evening #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/kGzPcw5IcN
• The #Trondheim 🇳🇴 opera is packed for Birgitta Elisa Oftestad. https://t.co/7rbTEmq16w
• @vicbergquist @emsuiko @LaszloWa Does he know https://t.co/9pg1ecrdP2?
• I've just released https://t.co/FSPP1KiAj8 which is a #TypeScript #AWS CDK project that cleans up left-over stacks from CI runs because although your CI runs should clean up after themselves, there still might be stacks that get not cleaned up perfectly.
• There is special cake today @NordicTweets in #Trondheim 🇳🇴. Two of our employees are here for 25 years! https://t.co/FxWydwBM4Z
• And I haven't been operating webservers for years now... https://t.co/UsilYGdBwA
• @colehafner @NordicTweets Yes, and we get the left-overs...
• @mpjme "Video unavailable This video is private."
• If you are building something cool, but nobody uses it, double check if others actually know about what you are building and why they should pay attention to you.
• @gauravkapoormb @NordicTweets Haha, no ;-) (Hint: they have much less hair now.)
• @rradczewski Agree.
• @rradczewski In my case I have only used the Gherkin parser, but written an entire test runner around it: https://t.co/OdQKZNcp97 Example use in real project: https://t.co/m9PKpUZioL
• @rradczewski I'm looking forward to compare our approaches!
• Winter is here. #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/DPRCFxyltt
• 1. First language: Basic 2. Had difficulties: Perl 3. Most used: JavaScript 4. Totally hate: Java 5. Most loved: Go 6. For beginners: Python
• @NativeWired It has so much dark magic, and CPAN was also a pain. Perl is powerful but not a great experience to use.
• @Virtual_Patrick Start here: https://t.co/1iG1MBG4pJ
• Golden #autumn in #Trondheim 🇳🇴 ... and the geese are leaving. https://t.co/Ic9MZMZiu4
• @wilgaard @Virtual_Patrick Since you can do basically anything in Python it does make sense to understand the basics first, even without a concrete project. At least the fundamentals, you'll have better clues what to Google for when you start a project.
• @gr2m @CoralineAda https://t.co/eWFnTRIK5z
• Golden #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/8jx3WKtbQx
• @onkelkodi C++ compiler error messages are so not helpful.
• @fquednau Aber nicht 5 Grad, oder?
• Everywhere you look there is a beautiful view to enjoy. #Trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/4tusz8S5fJ
• Back home. #trondheim 🇳🇴 https://t.co/mmrSeSdt2C
• Was ist das für 1 C-Rohr?! https://t.co/wjZWaIT0qa
• Tomorrow, starting at 9:00! https://t.co/6j4XBSGblX
• @haraball https://t.co/FwPOOP1Vmk
• @mirjam_diala I am so excited to see that version with GIFs!
• @mirjam_diala You bet!
• Happy to join #hacktoberfest2019 in #Trondheim with @_bartjs: https://t.co/YyOfRrG1SP
• @pati_gallardo @kmelve @sanity_io https://t.co/UMwgjljfP7
• The @TechWomenNorway live stream is up at https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH. Currently @maritio_o talks about Information Security and CTFs. #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/qWNwfMYTTU
• @maritio_o Great talk! What was the Python course / tutorial you gave those kids to learn?
• Now @siljelb talks @techwomen about IT and Healthcare: https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH #TechWomenNorway2019 😱 https://t.co/EgFlU2l5N6
• Now @ChristinGorman speaks @TechWomenNorway about money wasted building software systems in the public sector in Norway. https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/YF9BoG3LTl
• "Writing code is fun, writing specification is boring. We well never be as good in writing specification as in writing code!" https://t.co/vbyTwZuXri
• A great talk about the importance of focusing on user value. Users don't care about pixel perfect date pickers, they care about being able to sign up for an event. https://t.co/vbyTwZuXri
• Now @a_meba talks @TechWomenNorway about her journey into the tech industry. https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/EY9D9JIobM
• "When you are crying in the bathroom it's hard to remember why you came to IT in the first place." 🥺 https://t.co/8CsYtBDtZS
• Users and Security are a topic of passion for @siljel who now speaks @TechWomenNorway: https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/P72etpvu2W
• Now @mulmbot speaks on her experience in tech having on many hats and being successful in many disciplines: https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/zLywWg0pOl
• @toggleModal @mulmbot Funny thing was: when I worked with her on her profile page I thought, hm she should know @toggleModal ... And then I saw you were already following each other. Such a smol planet.
• OMG, @mulmbot used VR to train for public speaking! https://t.co/fpfXxjBioq https://t.co/Zc2BZM3pnQ
• The last talk is by @tannaznvr who speaks on agility in software development and how culture is an important enabler for it: https://t.co/lsvN4pDphH #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/45treCurHa
• Really big kudos to @NDC_conferences for live-streaming the @TechWomenNorway Ada Lovelace Day. Flawless work! #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/momXl9XNXx
• This is the highlight of #TechWomenNorway2019: the presentation of the Tech Role Model 2019! https://t.co/3VequxXYCU
• Twitter list of all: https://t.co/mGYsaHPfiy
• This is the list of Tech Role Models 2019 presented today by @TechWomenNorway: https://t.co/LkOC1DrWKg #TechWomenNorway2019 https://t.co/3M2zunsxNy
• Big thanks to @pati_gallardo who made #TechWomenNorway2019 possibel! https://t.co/XuoNgLFEdm https://t.co/DeOOSb7l8e
• @vicbergquist https://t.co/5o05fVgPf5
• Missing @typescript lang 3.7 beta support in @WebStormIDE makes me check out @code today ... https://t.co/Yt2RWWw778
• About #TechWomenNorway2019: https://t.co/JprUKJ2DCL
• @WebStormIDE Oh nice, for some reason in am not using EAP on this machine!
• @TheLarkInn Yes, just left a two year role as lead backend engineer on https://t.co/AS0uSHwUK9 (AWS), no working on a new project at @NordicTweets with multiple clouds: https://t.co/McKPj4l2op AMA!
• This is mind-boggling ethics gymnastics from the CEO of @github: "we know they do bad, but some they do is good, ergo we cannot rule out that our software is used to only do good". > https://t.co/dIw6ajzLyz
• "If and when we do discover violations of our terms or of laws, we take action to enforce those terms, and do so in a principled, consistent way." But on page one he admits that they do not know what ICE is using GitHub Enterprise Server for.
• "presumably for software development and version control." - which makes it obvious that it is a tool to be used for the software which helps in enforcing inhuman immigration policies.
• "As a matter of principle, we believe the appropriate way to advocate for our values in a democracy is to use our corporate voice" A voice should not be mute where it matters the most: "we do not accept your money".
• "we believe it would be wrong for GitHub to demand that software developers tell us what they are using our tools to do." This is a blanket cheque and basically means that they'll allow anything to be done with their software and knowledge. It makes me sad to read this.
• @malk_zameth @github Principle Five: "we believe it would be wrong for GitHub to demand that software developers tell us what they are using our tools to do." see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil
• Cool! Check out the TG:Hack School of Witchcraft and Wizardy if you want and introduction to #Python and security: https://t.co/psh6hhoh19 https://t.co/d2GJtHUbCW
• @WebStormIDE Is there a way to use the TypeScript builtin formatter in WebStorm?
• @WebStormIDE Sure, the Standalone Server (tsserver) https://t.co/lIkmBXs2KZ has a format command: https://t.co/6QKV5Tlp5H
• @WebStormIDE IME you can actually format an entire file, and it also has more formatting options: https://t.co/SHxDARlUWm
• @omowizard @siljelb @TechWomen The facial expression is priceless ...
• @siljelb @omowizard @TechWomen @BHaarbrandt @BHaarbrandt, I feel physically sorry that you have to deal with THAT.
• .@kjetilvalle writes about their experience rebuilding a big frontend app to 84k lines of @elmlang: "In total, our experience working with Elm has been overwhelmingly positive, and we look forward to continue working with it going forward." https://t.co/UFBZCNTlhD
• @Lazer @justinbrennan That's the German word. Also called Stuhlleiter (chair ladder). In Norway that's a trappekrakk.
• Det stemmer! https://t.co/KhQnMPXlPC
• @EuroTestingConf @jrosaproenca https://t.co/NH0E5i31Sd
• @EmmaWedekind @ReactiveConf @scriptconf @TrondheimDC @CodemoBerlin It's important that you take care of yourself! If I were a conference organizer I'd rather have the best version of you on my stage! I'm sure you'll figure it out and be back stronger than ever!
• @shochdoerfer That's so ignorant. It would be such a disservice to the audience to have someone on stage who needs to be someplace else instead.
• @fhinkel Today here in the office: "Where is TRD-E2-1 (6)". "Hm, ... somewhere on this floor at least." https://t.co/rtiH6OS2QX
• @kurorori Schau mal bei @giantswarm oder https://t.co/L1QO4lKI6L rein.
• How you expect your knowledge as a developer to grow vs. how it really is: https://t.co/Rv7UBPpD3u
• @chieftecho I don't know!
• @vicbergquist 95% Vegetarian.
• What a set: https://t.co/mxAPWmrXSc Thanks @Anjunadeep!
• @chieftecho No, they illustrate a point I'm making in the thread.
• Cool idea! https://t.co/bemnrsMiOn is the convenient urinal for people with a vagina: https://t.co/8WJkZD4PXW
• @troubalex @vicbergquist Same. I try hard, but I still can't stop having good Italian/French Salami and Parmesan.
• @troubalex @vicbergquist Yes! I replaced cow milk in my daily four Latte Macchiatos with Oatmilk, so I'm up for some new experiments!
• This $4000 telepresence robot can be controlled via #AR: https://t.co/h9OTEgRPKn https://t.co/HaowfKy7P0
• I mean this is definitely cool tech, but there is still a disadvantage for the person who is remote. I mean, your head is at crotch-level, for once.
• Eventually this will be replaced by meetings who are fully VR or AR, because that enables you transmit body language as well, not just facial expressions.
• Outdoor seating in #Norway 🇳🇴 https://t.co/mzKCFHF9Av
• @troubalex @vicbergquist Thanks!
• I wore a T-Shirt demanding Inclusivity at a Tech Conference and this is what happened https://t.co/gHHXD5viqZ https://t.co/z2MfMERoLk
• @fquednau Meatbags! https://t.co/WwTrhSQXGf
• @frederikheld @_StephanRoth Usually these terms are not presented without context anyway... I observe that softwarecrafter is equally good understood. Softwarecraftsperson is a little clunky but hard to misunderstand.
• @frederikheld @_StephanRoth It's important to distinguish if you talk about yourself, and if you identify as a man, craftsman is fine, or if you address a group where not everyone identifies as a man.
• @AnnNat 😍
• Save this date! https://t.co/EPtTaPfY79
• @diverent2 @DanielRufde Yes, great isn't it? That's why I love this community so much. SoCraTes in Soltau truly *is* a magical place and time.
• @LisaWoldEriksen Thank you for this feedback! It encourages me to keep doing things like this!
• This is 💯! "If an estimate for some of the shit would change your opinion about whether the shit should be done, it's not shit that needs to be done." https://t.co/9zETvKECxE
• @skpodila @pati_gallardo Thank you for this feedback! I hope to inspire dudes like me to take action.
• @kent_boogaart @frederikheld @_StephanRoth Your point being that we can't stop using $word1 and $word2 because $word3 exists?
• @malk_zameth If it's about change, @nicolefv @wilddueck @ldavidmarquet are amazing keynoters, who can capture a c-level audience easily.
• Nice! https://t.co/4wPBVB3CJr
• @lizardlucas42 Around 20 years ago some software developers coined this term around the idea that improving ones own skills is an important part of our profession and necessary to build good software. They borrowed the "craftman", and I assume didn't care too much about making it inclusive. >
• @lizardlucas42 Around 3 years we as a community (I identify with the https://t.co/33UzIge10A whose Slack has today 4,690 members) started to change the name, and to remove the "middleman" and also to actively oust the toxic men that cling to the term.
• @lizardlucas42 Worldwide tens of thousands of engineers identify as softwarecraftsman, they have signed this manifesto: https://t.co/xuSTy4PHib https://t.co/9kXbuwJQvV
• @lizardlucas42 So yes, you are right, it's a subculture, with some baggage, but its focus on skills (or principles of good software design) rather than on specific languages or solutions makes it so interesting for me.
• @RidingWolf @webology @laceynwilliams Agree, in my experience it's mostly used to describe friendships between men. It also stems from brother: https://t.co/i8BQ4PCAAn
• Are there no ready-made React UI components for @firebase? Like @AWSAmplify offers: https://t.co/MbFm4W03AB
• @lizardlucas42 Sounds good! Which meetups, conferences would you consider part of that community?
• The StackExchange community is in rage about new pronoun rules: https://t.co/RqTCcN5UxI Instead of trying to make the effort to be more inclusive, most commenters are concerned about the time they might need to spend looking at someone's profile for their pronouns.
• @dhilipsiva No, it's used gender neutral sometimes, but first and foremost it means "man": https://t.co/eKdcyx4Dme See also: https://t.co/XCW1sybyLI
• If your community needs a more affordable alternative look into https://t.co/96SpFbM0Bt https://t.co/XiMaGMR9tD
• @pati_gallardo @Meetup @useTito is great and free for free events.
• @jakerunzer @SamirTalwar @ProdoDev I would love to read about the motivation to build something that looks similar to hooks, and maybe what the future plans are.
• @pati_gallardo @Meetup @useTito Tito has mailing feature built in: https://t.co/m7irO5iY95
• @plaugg The question is: is that feature critical to have, now. If yes, but too expensive, it cannot be critical.
• @pati_gallardo If you have a big existing list, MailChimp is free up to 2.000 subscribers.
• @rinkkasatiainen @maaretp @malk_zameth @Meetup Also check out @useTito which is free for free events.
• @clem_bouillier @rinkkasatiainen @maaretp @malk_zameth @Meetup @useTito @framasoft @JoinMobilizon @LyonTechHub @okiwi_fr @MtpTechHub @WeMeetInTlse @Nextclouders All the links I tried are dead? https://t.co/fEvtJFW4DT https://t.co/rd1sho3nGb https://t.co/uzWi39FiCH
• @malk_zameth @clem_bouillier @rinkkasatiainen @maaretp @Meetup @useTito @framasoft @JoinMobilizon @LyonTechHub @okiwi_fr @MtpTechHub @WeMeetInTlse @Nextclouders Yeah, I understand that it is under development, but have so many dead links does not incite confidence. I could not find the GitHub link, is the source somewhere?
• @framasoft @malk_zameth @clem_bouillier @rinkkasatiainen @maaretp @Meetup @useTito @JoinMobilizon @LyonTechHub @okiwi_fr @MtpTechHub @WeMeetInTlse @Nextclouders Thanks!
• I am collecting open-source meetup alternatives here: https://t.co/xBN6HiZNLc - Pull requests are welcome. I think the solution is not to move to the next business but make free and open communities use community-owned tools.
• @serapath GetTogether is supposed to be federated.
• @Lynoure I don't follow ... If they have no ROI it means they shouldn't have been built in the first place.
• @Mandy_Kerr @Meetup @fendersperth Check out @useTito if you don't want to host yourself.
• @oredev @NativeWired !
• @oredev @NativeWired I mean, look at this @oredev! https://t.co/4tL0h1CAIe
• @loicknuchel @thebignet @jeanhelou @GospeakApp No worries, I've added it already: https://t.co/d7i2QNAqSk
• @Phacks I'm compiling a list of *open-source* alternatives here: https://t.co/xBN6HiZNLc
• @LaszloWa @troubalex @vicbergquist Do you make it yourself (recipe?) or what's your favourite brand?
• @LaszloWa @troubalex @vicbergquist How is the nutritional yeast called in Norway?
• @troubalex @LaszloWa @vicbergquist Takk!
• @w3ltraumpirat @dylanbeattie Let him explain to you what PubConf is!
• @pati_gallardo It's hard, and expensive and in very few cases actually worth the effort, especially in software. That money is spent often better elsewhere.
• @cotufa82 Start with @JSConfHi ...
• Please help @MustafaPamuk with his thesis @uniGoettingen about improving the software development process: https://t.co/fcJG2A4mfk Mustafa needs 30 more participants!
• Wearing a t-shirt can change things! https://t.co/Lf7Ivcfkft https://t.co/7wHmWqLBOb
• I would totally go to @benjaminconf https://t.co/gfcKnIk6CZ
• @toggleModal I am waiting for you starting to build a VR scuba experience!
• @meikeco Nach Norwegischen Maßstäben war das Vollständig!
• @toggleModal I knew it!!
• The greatest military power in the world bombs it's own bases because their commander in chief is delusional. https://t.co/jGPoPG5Tjc
• @RedRoxProjects Thanks, Amy! 💙
• Here is the follow-up blog post about this shirt: https://t.co/gHHXD5viqZ
• Could be anything @IBMindustries, cause, you know, you can't track physical things on the #blockchain! https://t.co/5k4bZBi8vS
• @krtierney Yes, it's been going on for good 2-3 years now. And we have made significant progress: the biggest Slack community was renamed and the biggest conference also changed their logo.
• @krtierney We still have those in the industry that profit off having coined the term, but we are many, and do not need them.
• Life hack: clean the apartment before going on vacation.
• @jverhoelen But dust is made by humans, so if no-one is in the apartment, not much will happen.
• @ThisIsFlorianK I tried, but management decided that the API must be expressed in a Swagger YAML, so there was no point anymore.
• @ThisIsFlorianK Yeah, I've successfully built an HATEOAS API previously and it works so nice, you only need to point the client to an index API and it will figure out how to resolve what you are interested in: https://t.co/awq6tbsL6c
• @ThisIsFlorianK It is still an uncommon way to do it so that makes its require some thinking. I believe the worst service developers are doing to REST is to hardcode all it's operations in a strict schema file.
• @thomassittig @ThisIsFlorianK IMO Swagger/OpenAPI syntax is not suited well to document relationships between endpoint which make up workflows. You have to know the order of calls by reading a second documentation.
• https://t.co/7UleDSEhga
• @thomassittig @ThisIsFlorianK Yes, I think it will serve users better if you provide a proper high-level documentation, which can't be done in Swagger since everything is resource oriented. And since machines consume APIs, provide them with JSON-LD/Hydra enriched APIs.
• @thomassittig @ThisIsFlorianK That way you serve each "user" the optimal "documentation".
• @jasongorman @CHERdotdev The point here is to understand that it's a fallacy to consider yourself a full-stack developer because it's not possible to be an expert in all theses technologies: https://t.co/KXnALI0jdy
• @twicezer0 This diagram does not rate the skills of SWE employed in Government organizations, but *my* skill in these domains.
• @twicezer0 Why not share your thoughts for everyone here?
• @jasongorman @CHERdotdev No, you don't. And trying to be one is a futile effort.
• @realn2s In all PRs squash the the fix with the commit you want it to fix, and force push.
• @realn2s Have a link to your PR(s)? I can show you...
• @realn2s But this only has one commit?
• @realn2s Ok, now what is wrong with the second? It has the one commit from the first.
• @realn2s In order to get rid of the first of the three commits in this PR, do a git rebase -i HEAD~3, delete the first commit and git push -f to the branch.
• @realn2s Yes, in that branch. Rebase allows you rewrite history, it's a destructive operation.
• @c089 @swkMuenchen He knows his days are counted and he now rallies the few supporters he has to boost his brittle ego. I hope more and more deplatform him and his open misogynism.
• I found Club Mate in #Norway 🇳🇴 https://t.co/lXpO5vi9CR
• @RidingWolf No, I'll be in Frankfurt tomorrow, so I can wait a few more days...
• #Oslo 🇳🇴 says goodbye! https://t.co/RUTxwYgAWb
• @datenreisender It's a Meny, so no surprise ;-)
• @maaretp I believe @tdpauw perfectly fits what you are looking for.
• @colehafner A very German twist on the traditional mate tea, but as a carbonated sugary soda with legal maximum of caffeine. First three bottles taste like shit but after that you are hooked. It's considered a "hacker" drink here because it's typically to be found around it people.
• I wish more companies would opt for love and building inclusive and welcoming communities instead of profit. https://t.co/lmdBkb4R17
• @jnsgschk In Oslo ... MENY Ringnes Park Sannergata 6C, 0555 Oslo, Norway +47 22 38 70 00 https://t.co/WcN8WCRoQw
• @realn2s Yes.
• Price in Germany: https://t.co/YdsLW35oKO
• @fleaz_ @colehafner Yes, you are right. I thought they were similar to Red Bull and Monster Energy.
• @lessless_ua That author is a lost cause. It was dozens of offenses, done deliberately.
• @Stephan_Strange Praktisch nicht. In Trondheim habe ich sie noch nicht gefunden.
• @vicbergquist @RidingWolf Yes, we have the best timings! 😞
• @cotufa82 The drink or the price?
• @cotufa82 Absolutely, has not much to do with the original.
• @ThisIsFlorianK @jacek_smolak Yes, it's a choice what a business makes make profit off.
• @kotzendekrabbe Do that, invite only meetings are such an amazing thing. I organized two different ones myself in Frankfurt, to create safe spaces for open discussions, which often can't take place if you don't know who might be listening in.
• @pati_gallardo "mein kind" in German which means "my child" and is gender neutral.
• @pati_gallardo I would not mind if my father / mother calls me that.
• @dc7590 @kamilleblumm Not flying, driving from #Trondheim! 🚐 https://t.co/Q9Bakyfbcq
• @dc7590 @kamilleblumm Would love to!
• @troubalex @dc7590 @kamilleblumm Direkt nach der Grenze in Flensburg hatten wir schon den ersten Stopp dort!
• @fhopf I did not make an explicit list, but we have some great works on software architecture and design from @mpoppendieck @martinfowler @GeePawHill @TotherAlistair ...
• @fhopf @w3ltraumpirat About what topic?
• It's said that a good commit message tells everything about a change. I agree, but I often see neglected that a commit is not only the message, but also the changed files. Oftentimes a commit message can be very short if you read the commit's story as message + changed files!
• @fhopf @w3ltraumpirat I haven't seen that series, but here are some foundational videos that I recommend watching: https://t.co/Lp0V2S3ZjV https://t.co/YdUE53Sp2N https://t.co/Mja82X5CIl
• @XDetant Yes, I noticed that your commit message basically is the description of the test.
• @eliias https://t.co/8joIAXAGlZ
• @eliias Ah, sorry. What about the @nutritionix_api?
• Ich hab die Leiter des Todes gekauft! https://t.co/R6g3cV9ThS
• @ThisIsFlorianK @cucumberbdd
• Always remember that oppressive regimes kill dissidents! https://t.co/O2r46pdUTf
• @maaretp Oh wow, this is so terribly that seemingly everywhere you turn for support they make you the perpetrator. This is shitty and incredible frustrating. You don't deserve to be treated like this!
• @ThisIsFlorianK @cucumberbdd Happy to help in case there are questions regarding BDD or Cucumber.
• @vicbergquist Velkommen tilbake! 🇳🇴
• @SamirTalwar Nice! All the best, and much Käsefondue!
• @ladyleet @angular What a shitty move deliberately standing someone in a foreign country. The person responsible for this should be banned from organising conferences that represent a community. So, sorry!
• @Singsalad Hei Juke! https://t.co/f8XDgZVQs0
• @mirjam_diala https://t.co/e10Uf62CZC
• @j19sch @ezagroba https://t.co/4C6prbYRm4
• This is what I figured years ago: it's still the founders who negotiate sales terms and you as a minority share holder have no say in that. https://t.co/KA6mtTlx1o
• There is blood on your KitKat: https://t.co/ABJCrw63Mt
• The #blackforest is turning colorful. https://t.co/ZjawaJMg2r
• @lessless_ua This was taken in southern Germany.
• @gr2m https://t.co/aI1FpHUc0F can be personalized e.g. using laser engraving. That would be a great eco-friendly conference swag!
• I was actually not aware of this but we got word a few days ago that one of the @dotHIV domains was subject to an attack because I configured the wildcard subdomain to point to GitHub. This allowed the attacker to host their content on a subdomain. It's by design. Here is why: https://t.co/TsieennjLC
• GitHub allows anyone to configure the domain name used for GitHub pages, and there is no validation of ownership. If a wildcard subdomain then points to the GitHub webservers it will be served by GitHub since they cannot establish a connection between a user/org and a domain.
• That's why there should only be explicit subdomains (e.g. www) pointing to https://t.co/XfM6WRpDdk I used a wildcard out of a habit, if you own the machine serving the website that's usually fine and makes things easy. I now know better.
• https://t.co/ywx9CciKTT
• @KlaraMiffili https://t.co/69EsXjs35D
• Excited to meet the #Frankfurt chapter of @Code_Door tonight! Will try to inspire them to use TDD more often in a hands-on session.
• A few days ago I discovered @DarknetDiaries and it has become my favorite podcast. Digging deep into #infosec stories this is the perfect blend of crime, tech and retro. Love it!
• @abooAyoob @DarknetDiaries @JackRhysider Yeah, I donated already!
• @SteffiWeinaug @DarknetDiaries I have a long drive back to Norway ahead and now extra looking forward to it!
• I was asked to recommend some #webdev #conferences. Here you go: https://t.co/PhWKRNCKtO https://t.co/uDkKm4nax1 https://t.co/b2nXQP0bOA https://t.co/6L8dbVZKZh https://t.co/cjxrhQ4gF4 https://t.co/8dfiX38ei4 https://t.co/nXyME3GqVw https://t.co/4k8uula2Ux https://t.co/Ml54CSbwFr
• https://t.co/gcJc42TAsz https://t.co/gTdN8HSqFS https://t.co/wzz8ClqmS3 https://t.co/fmlB3UAQy0
• I didn't expect that this functions returns 2: const f = () => { try { return 1 } finally { return 2 } } #JavaScript
• @Niklas_L @Code_Door I brought *just* the essentials! Good that I didn't need to bring a big screen! https://t.co/az5tqZrXeS
• @Niklas_L @Code_Door It's an @XBowstech with black RGB gateron switches and blank layout.
• @euleule I think there is no "right" way to do it, both ways have valid reasons.
• I see Nazis way more often than ads on this site. https://t.co/G44EBGn6SG
• @mirjam_diala Would never happen in Norway!
• I'm grateful to know awesome humans like @mirjam_diala and @Niklas_L who I can meet for an nerdy evening involving TDD and Sushi! 💙
• @XBowstech @Niklas_L @Code_Door It's a joy every day!
• @CodingBeing The try works, so according to your wording it should have returned 1.
• Aren't we all? https://t.co/EYr72do6Pz
• @ddprrt @tompeham @scriptconf @DevOneLinz @wearewebclerks One of the downsides of living in Trondheim :(
• Code and links are up now here: https://t.co/8eItzk5c4f https://t.co/bMwgYa2x1L
• Looking forward to the day when CRA supports TypeScript 3.7: https://t.co/cAZBSshWfz
• @CodingBeing What have blocked what?
• Adding this European (!) country to my no-travel list. https://t.co/tM1mfFWu5l
• @amorgner Hei, https://t.co/xBN6HiZNLc kennst Du? #wmfra
• I would also argue, that banning Nazis would have the same effect. https://t.co/74dlEc4NAt
• Next Monday I'll give a lightning talk @wmfra about one of these amazing things that were invented in #Norway 🇳🇴 https://t.co/fnk3F3ihPs
• I'd prefer this one @mirjam_diala. https://t.co/JWbVjSWqX0
• My super talented brother in law made this awesome coffee table for me, to put beside our couch at home. Good thing we came by campervan! Check out his work on https://t.co/nqx11kC9Rq https://t.co/Ru215lnx5W
• How I went trick or treating: https://t.co/DeWL8nusJO
• @TonyBologni Maybe if you had built it...
• @stadtkindFFM Stadthalle ist halt eine bezahlbare Location ... Frankfurt hat bis auf Batschkapp nichts für mittelgroße Events.