Kori Francis

@intercom What UX rule are you breaking here? Hint: Login is not obvious.

@VisualStudio This is fun, in v18.4.0. Happening so much that it's brutal to use.

To the person(s) in Polson Park who are having wood fires in the morning: I appreciate you and that lovely smell on my way to work. @MIHomeYGK

Hey @Fidomobile your sites have pretty big issues, like the fact that your site never loads after logging in. It's been an issue for .. quite a while now, on all browsers. Are you planning on fixing that?

Today's helpful LINQ info

@vercel I guess release notices will do on github ..

I wish I could get notified when @vercel resolves the windows issues for agent-browser

@fordnation This is a terrible idea that no one asked for. Please just repair and improve the existing, if needed. What a waste of money.

Get ready for a brand new Ontario Place. We’re building Ontario Place into a vibrant, year-round waterfront destination, with more than 50 acres of free public parks, a new Ontario Science Centre and world-class, family friendly attractions.

I just took the new unit test profiler feature in Visual Studio out for a spin. Wow, it's amazing. Without creating benchmark projects, it was able to significantly improve the performance of the code paths covered by the unit tests. So easy, so simple. Coming soon...

@dkundel vs, rider, and yes - notepad++

Windows devs which apps would you want to open from the Codex app? Also do people still use Notepad++ after the whole supply chain hack?

@ctatedev Some issues on windows, but it does a reasonable job working through.

New: Autonomous Dogfooding A skill for agent-browser that uses your app the way your users do → Point it at any URL → Explores pages, clicks buttons, fills forms → Tests edge cases and checks the console → Captures repro videos and step-by-step screenshots → Outputs a structured report with severity ratings No test scripts. No manual QA.

The Canadian women's hockey team should invite the American women's hockey team to Canada to celebrate their collective achievements and meet @MarkJCarney

@WorldlineGlobal See what you make people do? github.com/kfrancis/world…

Rumour has it Jamil Jivani might be crossing the floor to the Republicans.

@1Password An annoying site has a weird rule regarding case-sensitive character reuse. I wonder if that actually is a statistically useful rule or not. I doubt it adds anything, but rather forces people to use small/low-entropy/bad passwords just to comply.

Wish @legalbytesmedia were in Canada. @legaleagle for that matter, too.

@CateSask And the algorithms rewarding echo chamber.

Are the “people” in the room, babe? Pierre couldn’t secure a seat in his own riding. I think you’re confusing people and internet bots.

Blown away by Hex1b @mitchdennydev github.com/mitchdenny/hex… At the VERY least, it deserves your star. Even more, it deserves use and feedback, and so much more.

@jodydonetti @opentelemetry

FusionCache is now part of the official @opentelemetry registry 🥳 opentelemetry.io/ecosystem/regi…

@SpencerFernando Makes far more sense that Jivani was sent to back channel the idea about the bridge, his bosses team having prepped the bots with messages like “so much for elbows up”.

Conservative MP Jamil Jivani recently concluded his trip to Washington, D.C. Following the trip, Jivani claimed the ‘door was open’ on the U.S. side, despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary. Jivani also used Trump Administration-style rhetoric in an attempt to pin the blame on Canada rather than Trump, despite Trump being the one who unilaterally launched the trade war. And now, as Trump almost always does with those who try to defend his irrationality, the U.S. President has humiliated his defenders, issuing a new trade threat against Canada, following shortly on the heels of Jivani’s visit