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@thibaut_barrere @smlpth @GitHubEng Hahah. I chose safari long ago because it had hardware acceleration and chrome did not. Later, chrome just became a memory hog. I personally use safari or sometimes Firefox

@r00k @tuple Sound already happens I think. You just don’t know who it is. OS notification would be fine. I don’t care much about how, I (and others on my team) just want to know who. Although I wonder about a floating panel showing who’s in there at any time. 🤷

@saturnflyer @tuple How would you like to be notified? macOS notification? Subtle sound queue?

We're seeing a lot of Rooms usage growth on @tuple and want to double down on it. If you've used them, how can we make them better for you?

@brianjleung 🗣️ CHAMPIONS

𝐉𝐌𝐔'𝐬 𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐬 𝐯𝐬. 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐂𝐂: 1982 - JMU 21, UVA 17 2010 - JMU 21, Virginia Tech 16 2023 - JMU 36, UVA 35 #GoDukes

@onghu Are you actively working on this?

@saturnflyer At least, I can confirm that Radius still passes all its tests on Ruby 3.1 There is hope 🤣

hey @saturnflyer - would you still use RadiantCMS? Would you still use radius tags? I was very fond of RadiantCMS many years back and used it fr a number of things... feeling nostalgic for its simplicity (and power)

@thorstenball LOL

Lot of idioms involing weeds: grow like a weed, weed out, pull up by the roots, etc. Used a lot. Thoughtlessly, I hereby claim. You don‘t *get weeds*, man, until you’ve knelt on your lawn & said to no one but the darkest corner of your soul: these fucks are everywhere

Actually one of the best talks I ever gave EXCEPT for all the umms and uhhhs 🫣 youtu.be/cCC8uQzSiOo

@kerrizor If it weren’t for this website you’d probably only somewhat dislike that

@julian_rubisch @viennarb Well thank you. Where can I view it?

@saturnflyer @viennarb Yes! I may have mentioned your book a couple of times 😅

Next up we’ve got the incomparable @julian_rubisch telling us what DCI is!

@julian_rubisch @viennarb 🧐 Was this recorded?

@viennarb cc @saturnflyer 🙏🏻

polyfill-data 1.0.5 released rubygems.org/gems/polyfill-… Add the Ruby 3.2 Data class to your non-3.2 apps.

@dissolved they also only raised the price on those things. if you compare smile vs non-smile products, they're just more expensive. so they weren't doing anything but funneling our money, which we can do on our own

Amazon shutting down AmazonSmile because "the program has not grown to create the impact that we had originally hoped" is ridiculous. Imagine if they just did it on all purchases, instead of some arbitrary rule to go to a special URL to benefit a charity. SMH

@itslikebutta @caitiedelaney LOL

@caitiedelaney Julio down by the schoolyard?

me and who

I released the "polyfill-data" gem that defines the Ruby 3.2 Data class for earlier Ruby versions. github.com/saturnflyer/po… It still has a broken spec on redefining "initialize" but it should work for most regular use cases. PRs welcome!

So glad I just got Clean Ruby clean-ruby.com via @saturnflyer

@TheUVAFool Traveling is easier in Europe due to the train systems even in basketball

I realized that Ruby's pattern matching was a good option for refactoring a method that needed some options passed that were either/or Updated and released 1.0.5 of my "expand" gem which allows you to create modules and classes under an existing namespace buff.ly/3OojevB

@jasonkarns Everything about working with Xbox for a family is terrible

So far the process is: - parent: remove restrictions - kid: install game - parent: restore restrictions - kid: attempt to play game - kid: request approval - parent: approve game/grant exception This flow is horrendously and hilariously terrible

@XboxSupport how do I grant approval for my son to install a game that is above his content restrictions? The only “request access” prompt is -after- installation. only then can I approve and grant an exception