| Dec 22 |
@FrameworkPuter Actually, this is so cool looking that I'll have to give it a try. Love that you can just order the $109 keyboard and install it yourself! https://t.co/5i6UP1D5Kn
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To make this happen, we've also started work on Active Record Search with full-text implementations for both SQLite and MySQL (Trilogy). https://t.co/Gi1yaVFB2O
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This is also why we're running Fizzy on both MySQL and SQLite. The SaaS version runs on MySQL, the on-prem version just does with SQLite. And SQLite files will be the transport layer between the two modes of running Fizzy. https://t.co/fdjgqUqUXp
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Circumstances described sound like a clear violation of Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). In misdemeanor cases, like this would probably be, the penalty is up to 1 year in prison. Japan has a similar statue where penalty is up to 3 years.
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From Copenhagen, there's 40-50ms of network overhead on top of the X-Runtime server generation to do the transfer itself, SSL, and the 15ms RTT to Amsterdam. Not bad! https://t.co/IPT1AiXCex
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We're only looking this happy and relaxed here because we've yet to sit in that sauna box on wheels! At 88F ambient, it's even hotter in the car, and we're wearing full nomex fire suits on top. Good sweat! π https://t.co/GkfaRYmGEW
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Note that the Ghostty integration still needs v1.2.0 to be released on the Arch repository. Hopefully that'll happen any second now from @mitchellh! π
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I recommend Aerospace for the same reason. You can get a taste of a lot of the delicious parts of a great Linux setup on a Mac. An imitation of a tiling window manager might not satisfy in the long run, but could well be a bridge to move onto the real thing on your next upgrade.
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The purple even pairs with Omarchy's default Tokyo Night theme! Don't say we aren't sweating the details in the new Linux wave π https://t.co/FoVSvuHZTn
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It worked!! So fast too π https://t.co/hIQAJ89R2g
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@hjanuschka Here's the integration with Omarchy and the micro fork: https://t.co/XeSeBqrgT8
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Looks like the AUR is back in business! But the offer very much still stands. Every outage is an opportunity to strengthen the levies and prepare for the next storm. Because if there's one guarantee with computers it is that they all stop working from time to time!
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Of course the Apple XDR is "more". It's got great HDR performance, the build quality is undoubtedly better. But don't think either of those things matter that much to most programmers. At least not to the tune of being 5x more expensive! 6K for the masses π
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Just to be clear: All we need is a cli way to do what's already doable by hand by going to chrome://settings/appearance, then Theme, and picking a preset or giving it a color. That then applies to all open instances of Chromium.
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JZ is not only the stellar designer behind Fizzy and so much other work at 37signals, he also illustrates these fun, wholesome adventure books for kids. Great Xmas gifts!
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Again, fascinates me to no end that the main objection to slim phones is "I need more battery life!". Bro, you can get 5h+ of screen-on time with these! If you need more than that, you have a serious addiction and should seek help π
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Now it's possible that both the person receiving the fine (Musk) and a politician responsible for the fine (Loiseau) is confused about who has to pay, but you'd think both would have more insight than most!
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Open source is amazing in all it's many shapes and sizes. I use a lot of GPL software, even if I don't care to use that license for my own work. And lots of folks are already contributing to Fizzy under O'Saasy terms. Accept the gifts or don't π€·ββοΈ https://t.co/XlaJRj1w31
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Like, I'm working on this PR for adding a basic API with access token keys. We're going full fishbowl on this product! There's no backroom repos here. All the work is out in the open. https://t.co/Z9aLWQopLW
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You can join the new Ruby discord party here: https://t.co/tWsYu3YNFh
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Doesn't mean everyone is going to love Hyprland or Niri or Quickshell or any of the other beautiful, innovative ways of interacting with a computer. But there's no denying that we're in a completely different realm with Linux. Community now full of folks with great taste.
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@duckdb Turns out we've actually already used DuckDB at @37signals! It helped power our massive AWS S3 exit this summer as the backend for our Nostos migration tool. I didn't even know this π. Love when the universe lines up like this β¨
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Never mind this doesn't work well in the rain, in the winter, or for anyone who have better things to do than travel back in time to an era before modern appliances reduced the needless toil of housework.
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@Cloudflare @eastdakota @ryanrhughes Now I just have to record a whole new video again to show off all the amazing stuff we packed into this release. Oh, and finish a Rails World keynote after that π
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Aaaaand it looks like the AUR is back in business!
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Also started fleshing out the broader philosophy behind Omakase Computing. https://t.co/yj206kLxDu
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I also think it's good to have in-group jokes, memes, and levity. We don't have to be in a constant state of solumn propriety. We can walk that line just fine. Not so serious it's all drab, but serious enough that we mean it.
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@37signals What I'm talking about here is not "15 minutes to do a deploy". I'm talking "15 minutes from you put together your new Framework to Omarchy is installed, 37s apps are setup, and you could do a kamal deploy with a change in the time that's left on the clock"!
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This is what the Meaningful Burden looks like in open source! The sense of purpose you can derive by being part of a volunteer group of software pioneers. Clearing the path for folks further downstream who can't do that work. Putting your skills to use for a grand, greater good.
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This is what I love about the AUR and Arch's rolling-release in general, at least when the audience is developers and technical people. This is the frontier work that quickly identifies issues, solves it together, and distributes fixes for all. Gawd damn barn raising! https://t.co/bC60NnoZVo
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In fact, this is half the fun of the Linux journey! Asking not just what Linux can do for you, but what you can do for Linux. And in this case, Arch! We can do a lot. Very quickly. With deep pockets.
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I'm not even joking about the club, btw! The nerd cool I've seen radiate from Magic The Gathering players who were actually in Alpha or Beta? Radiant enough to blind mere mortals. Or hell, even being in on the OSX beta? This is the pioneers badge going once, going twice π
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Hop on your hogs, nerds, we're upgrading this Linux community to a Linux gang! πhttps://t.co/Nn4fq8K7aF
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@FrameworkPuter The media embargo lifts on August 7. Can't wait to share more of my experience then. I don't think I'm breaking any NDAs by revealing in advance that THIS THING IS AWESOME! π
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Instead I just dual-booted into Windows on the Beelink. Turns out Windows is actually fine when it's just a Lightroom box. And the Beelink runs it as well or better than the Mac. About 30s from Omarchy to Windows. And here I have a 1TB NVMe!
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And now Sam has shipped his first Basecamp feature too π https://t.co/zE1bWUZBjN
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Satisfied with the result! https://t.co/PvP1IPAfgO
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For the last few Beelinks I've used, I don't even bother to boot the bundled Windows. Just plug in that Omarchy USB stick and marvel at how quickly you can get a fully productive system going. And we are going to make that even faster when we do the full ISO!
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Really fun to see the full evolution of Fizzy's design from first concept to shipping product.
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This also wouldn't be the first time those angry at X would seek to punish Musk directly, though. Brazil fined SpaceX(?!) when they couldn't collect on X. https://t.co/sKZMedStWq
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It takes a particular kind of hybris to think you can narrow down the definition of "open" and "source" to match your pet interpretation, and believe everyone else just has to bow to that dominion. No.
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Seeing the Shopify globe running on the Vegas sphere is also pretty crazy. https://t.co/InsISsYfUI
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You can also easily restrict a single window from filling up the whole widescreen by setting the single-window aspect ratio. https://t.co/3AIOWJkKPp
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I dress like prime, btw (from omerchy dot org!).
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@FrameworkPuter The Laptop 12 on some more of my regular tests: https://t.co/CHsJ9q9LXP
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What a great example of why its worth rescuing perfectly capable hardware from manufacturers who lose interest in serving their heritage. Computers from the 2010s are still perfectly powerful for tons of tasks! https://t.co/ORJE0ZxsyN
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It's the same malaise that's sitting in elsewhere in the org. My wife's iPhone once more failing to wake her up the other day because the alarm feature is somehow still just broken. It's been like this for years. Million reports online. Nothing happens.
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This entire side quest took less than a month from idea to patch to revision to MERGED INTO CHROMIUM. What a thrill of a ride! https://t.co/s82RQSmz0P
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It's interestingly how relevant this test is as well. I have almost exactly the same number of files in my Ruby 3.4.5 installation via mise when including the gems we use for our apps. The performance of manipulating tens of thousands of tiny files really matter to web devs!
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The problems seem to be ongoing for the AUR and now even https://t.co/AYjyWJp8wM. Is this a coordinated attack? Just some overloaded servers? Whatever is the problem, we can fix it. Quickly. But I need to reach whoever runs the show to offer help. Surprisingly hard to do!
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But who knows, I also thought Ruby was forever going to be niche when I released Rails. But we got Early Majority and a good part of Late Majority there! Now billions of dollars have been created from something that started out very niche. Hard to predict, the future is!
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Omarchy is never likely to appeal to late majority/laggards, though. It's too focused on developers willing to take ownership of their computer. So will always be somewhat niche. But targeting innovators + early adopters is still 15% of the dev market. That's plenty!
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It's incredible how quickly open source can move when you set your mind to it. This bounty was posted just three days ago! Now we're setting up official Omarchy build servers to keep the mini-fork in sync with upstream. Gotta love X π€https://t.co/s82RQSmz0P
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Got all the JavaScript runtimes lined up too: https://t.co/SsNSuXsX56
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Jeg talte med Marcel om Trump, Zuckerberg, AI, og amerikansk optimisme i Prompt. Vi kom rundt om bΓ₯de Nets nedbrud og Woke AI modeller, der hellere vil have 3. verdenskrig end at sige pronominerne forkert. Fuld gas π https://t.co/kF45wGgG2X
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In before "religion fixes this". And yes, I've come around on that too. We probably do need a operating system for the mind where some of these practices are just baked in as good defaults through myths, traditions, and repetitions.
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I'm a sucker for a good pun. Go to OMERCHY DOT ORG π
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Didn't think I'd use that stock drive for Windows at all. But it's actually super practical that the Beelink has two NVMe drives. Windows and Linux are thus fully separated and both are encrypted. Nice π
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Now we send anyone with a failed install directly to the Omarchy Discord, so the community can help diagnose, fix, and quickly usher out a new release. Rarely seen such an extremely help gang of Linux enthusiasts excited about others joining the party! https://t.co/AgsWlLFtm3
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I'm expecting rocket boosters, @elonmusk! π https://t.co/wItR6KnqzD
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Spent the entire ride marveling at how well everything is done, including the delightfully tactile knobs, buttons, and rollers. Way better than the awful haptic bullshit plagueing German cars costing 3x the Hyundai. Superb example of how great design isn't constrained by price.
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Rails World in Austin in September! We are already busy making new gifts at 37signals for the big exchange ππ
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Today.
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Fizzy is almost ready to share! So while working through the last stretch, there's only one correct soundtrack: Eli & Fur. Up to the HEY launch, I had Something Was Real on never-ending repeat. For Fizzy, it's In Too Deep. https://t.co/qGgnw8c9RM
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Archive version (without the paywall): https://t.co/VQaI3RxP5m
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@Beelinkofficial Here are a few of my regular benchmarks featuring the AMD 395+ that's in this Beelink GTR9 Pro. https://t.co/vbV9k8yUFo
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@sudobunni You can of course stick to the old hotkeys for copy/paste as well. But this will make it much easier for Mac users to come over. And that's what this Omarchy party is all about: Getting folks from Windows and Mac a great path onto the Linux highway of joy π
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Also love to see that we're circling in on 200 code contributors! As well as nearly 20,000 people on the Discord. An incredibly vibrant, passionate, and kind community has just sprung up overnight π https://t.co/huhlXCpYoF
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This clip is out of the podcast I did with @finnthormeier. It looks like it was recorded on a 2003 Nokia phone, but that's just because we took it out of a Zoom call, and not because I'm calling from Mars. https://t.co/YHMUtYC6JY
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What's even worse is that I know there are car aficionados at Apple. Including senior executives. I've met some at car shows! But none of them cared enough or had the power to stop a buggy, laggy, dangerous Car Play Ultra from shipping. That's a lethal level of corporate apathy.
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And just like that, we make it happen for the the next release of Omarchy: https://t.co/yfxlqiRB7w
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Imagine a world where Apple would be content selling $2,500 luxury laptops. Where they didn't need to squeeze every drop from every developer. Where innovation in Linux could be embraced as a benefit, not seen as a nuisance. Stranger pivots have happened!
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All these European heath deaths are perfectly preventable. This is an intentional, willing act of climate harakiri. https://t.co/CmOg0yWmyN
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@Cloudflare @eastdakota Finally, a special shout-out to @ryanrhughes who worked 16-hour days over the weekend with me to pull off the crazy AUR exit, setup the Omarchy Package Repository, and finish this damn release. Super hero effort not to let some DDoS losers spoil our party π€π€
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Maybe we can get this down to sub 3 minutes when we get the offline installer. You're still downloading almost 4gb of stuff! So on a slow connection that'll take a while too π
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(Observation courtesy of trying to make GPT5 do proper partition offsets and sizing. It never got there, but I'm sorta glad, because now I instead understand how it actually damn works!)
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This is what I love about open source: Discovering a common mission together. Then watching the barn be raised by strangers from around the world. Magic!
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How it started / How it's going. Testing at Indianapolis with @tobi in 34C ambient and probably 42C cockpit is no damn joke. 45 mins stints in that sauna trying to hit a lap time within 0.2s every time. Crikey. https://t.co/mlDVb5U2ev
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Omarchy Chromium mini-fork w/ live theme updates is ready! Going into next release of Omarchy (which will wait on AUR having time to recover). Then working on landing this upstream with the help of our friends (@addyosmani π) from Google. @hjanuschka will claim the bounty.
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But a great application just gets you in the game. We make our final hiring decisions on the basis of the at-home assignment whenever possible. Here's the one that landed ZoltΓ‘n the job (alongside a few interviews): https://t.co/I1OI7LdWUl
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(This is how I choose to spend a Saturday night after having fun with the kids at Reffen. I make no apologies! π)
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@FrameworkPuter I don't say this to rag on the Mac, but just that the experience illustrates how easily we acclimate to our conditions. I never did find the Mac's trackpad all that special, but I know that many users do, and they really miss it when switching. Humans!
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I'd forgotten about this one for a second π https://t.co/6z9ht3TJCW
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| Jul 23 |
Maybe Apple is actually just gearing up to juice the service revenue with Apple Fast Pass+: SKIP THE WAIT ON UPDATES, ZOOM AHEAD ON VERSION CHANGES. Only $19.99/month!
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Followed up with a bit more polish and a couple of fixes in v1.6.1. This community is FAST! https://t.co/bRKORugEac
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| Jul 22 |
Love the new Walker app launcher! Built-in emoji picker and calculator. Lots of extensions possible too. https://t.co/UEa4QxIPq8
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We used to listen to NPR's But Why in the car with the kids. When NPR then got ideologically lost somewhere along the way, we started using AI to create our own But Why. Ask it about the cosmos, about rocks, about ants, about everything. So good to have it built in!
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Hopefully Claude will be able to internalize some of these patterns for its Ruby learning. Because an entire git history with atomic commits teaches you a lot more about code design than just the final source dump!
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Time for @tobi and I to do the last race of the season here at Road Atlanta. Ten hours of Petit Le Mans. Great to see so many fans yesterday!
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If you've somehow managed to miss the Square Hole Girl, it's the iconic representation of any product maker seeing their creation being used in the wild without instruction π https://t.co/Mt7dpyCOyj
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The small-file performance is key to a lot of this. The Linux filesystem has just been optimized much better for this, and it's something so many dev workflows depend on. https://t.co/8BlvGObynv
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HEY is like a tiling window manager in a way: Plenty of familiar elements, yet rearranged in a novel way, which works wonders once you adjust a few long-held habits.
Once you do, it's hard to imagine having to drag windows around with a mouse again or to use Gmail!
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Installing an OS and getting everything set up shouldn't take hours! Neither should upgrading. We have sub two-minute Omarchy installs now and most v2->v3 upgrades took seconds.
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Aaaaand of course I messed up the final ISO π€¦. We've pushed out 3.0.1 with the fix. Really flexing those internet pipes today. Extra glad @Cloudflare is sponsoring π. New ISO: https://t.co/Hiz0isdkAP
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I loved when Sriram opened our podcast conversation with "I used to hate your guts!", and look where we are now, loving Linux together! It's fine to have opinions about people, but remember to keep them flexible π https://t.co/Cs2B9tTtWK
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We talked about this feature at Rails World: That wouldn't it be great if you could copy the URL from one of those gorgeous frameless webapps in Omarcy? And then @jankeesvw just went off and did it ππ€
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The Rails Foundation works in service of the entire Rails ecosystem, but it's also a business association, and these kinds of exclusive, small-scale events for members only is a special treat for those who join.
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Also fascinating to see where people are coming from. This is visitors to https://t.co/7fv5hQePSv from the last month. As always, it's America that leads the way, but per-capita, Germany is almost exactly as engaged π©πͺπ€ https://t.co/4deI8u3S6x
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I've been hearing many such cases lately! Even when Omarchy is running on technically "inferior" older hardware. Turns out you don't need the latest computer to really get into the Omarchy grove!
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Seems like UK has also been conquered by this nonsense. https://t.co/Oxh8x3zxi1
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