I’m very excited to give this a go!

Ooh, this looks great… thanks for sharing! Maybe it will finally rip my excel spreadsheets from out of my hands 😂

Whaaaaat. I had no idea this had disappeared… sad news!

Thankfully it’s archived at least: https://archive.is/BYZ9l

Man this feels like deep lore at this point 😂

Oh right, yeah you’re dependent on their service.

Fyi, it’s “tongue in cheek”

I use TailScale and their free Personal plan.

Disclaimer though: I haven’t done much due diligence on it. It was easy to install when I first started self hosting with Umbrel and I use it so rarely that it’s good enough for my usage.

Something I find helpful is to PR review my own code before I create the actual PR. It’s surprising how giving it a once over in a different setting to the comfort zone of your code editor can save you a bit of unnecessary back and forth.

Wow, there’s a throwback!

I don’t think I’ll ever get over how shortsighted buying that domain name was.

Totes this. I’ve refactored far too many of these things in my day so I just about always reach for an options object if there’s the slightest uncertainty about adding more params in the future.

I see Fireship, I upvote!

Seriously though, this is classic Nintendo. I feel like they’d do this knowing full well they might lose if only to let the world know they haven’t stopped watching this space.

Hadn’t heard of that, will check it out for sure. Thanks 🙌!

Python seems to be a staple for as long as I can remember and it looks like it’s still gonna be going strong for a good while yet!

I’m thinking of taking the dive and finally learning it myself soon.

You should try copilot if you haven’t yet.

The older I get, the more “it depends”.

This just looks like another cookie clicker rip off.

Yeah this gets to me as well. Worst of all is that I think these people are missing a trick. Create another article with the basic setup and link through to it instead and you get a free SEO win.

Care to elaborate?

You still need a subscription if you want to save your collections in git.

Oh sweet. I had just found APIDog the other day which seemed better than Postman. Will check this out too!