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industry buzzwords
I picked up a thread on lobste.rs about this, thinking it might be a historical note about Microsoft Bob, but of course it wasn't:
https://bob-cd.github.io
Unfortunately there are so many unexplained buzzwords on that site that I haven't the foggiest idea what it's talking about or whether this new "bob" thing is anything worth looking into.
"CI"? "CD"?
Seems to have something to do with "DevOps", whatever that is.
The site quotes Einstein on the front page:
"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler."
It seems to me they've gone below that lower limit, and could do with a little more complication in...
Microsoft GitHub is being sued for stealing your code
Good news, everyone:
Quote:Today, we’ve filed a class-action lawsuit in US federal court in San Francisco, CA on behalf of a proposed class of possibly millions of GitHub users. (...) By training their AI systems on public GitHub repositories (though based on their public statements, possibly much more) we contend that the defendants have violated the legal rights of a vast number of creators who posted code or other work under certain open-source licenses on GitHub.
Yeah!
Historical GUI Websites
I opened wiby.me, clicked "surprise me" and got surprised!
I found GUIdebook Gallery, a (currently unmantained) collection of icons, screenshots, articles, books and other stuff on graphical interfaces, from Xerox Star to Windows Vista (the newest OS at the time the website got unmaintained).
Stuff there is highly organized and impecably curated. Screenshots, for example, are organized either by OS (Windows, BeOS, Machintosh, etc) or by GUI feature (file manager, dialog window, panel/bar, etc). The same for the articles, icons, books, and other things.
I'm browsing it since yesterday and am not done yet. High quality content.
I only knew one website with similar...
Activating an Apple Watch eSIM w/ O2
When activating an Apple Watch eSIM, the process is usually pretty straightforward. Most providers are using a QR code that you can scan during setup – this transfers the eSIM data and off you go. Not with O2 though – at least here in Germany; they open a builtin web browser and require you to log into your account to order the eSIM from within your account. So I tried this. During eSIM setup in the O2 login form, you can choose between login via E-Mail-Address or phone number. If you try the E-Mail-Address you get an error message w/...
2022-10-04
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