git-bisect – Binary search the history to find a bug.
Josh Betz
Made with 🧀 in Madison
Made with 🧀 in Madison
git-bisect – Binary search the history to find a bug.
Not me, I still use a combination of Safari and Chrome Canary.
Firefox greets me with a page explaining my rights as a user of open source software. Chrome greets me with… sigh… Chrome greets me with a fucking advertisement for a Chromebook.
It’s an interesting article though.
Dr. Drang wrote about daylight savings time and why people who say it’s bad are wrong.
I too like daylight savings time. Or, basically anything that allows me to see more sun during the day. After dealing with sunsets at 4:30 – 5pm all winter, I’m ready for longer days again. And not the kind of longer days that start at 3:45am.
After trying to sort out the best way to facilitate asynchronous communication for a group project, I was reminded of P2. This talk by Pete Davies at WordCamp SF this past year tells a very compelling story about why you should use P2 on your project. You can use it for free on WordPress.com or download it to run on hosted WordPress. It took all of a few minutes to sign up for a free WordPress.com site and switch to the P2 theme. After that it was all work.
