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Don’t cheap out on anything that connects you to the ground.
- shoes
- tyres
- chairs
- bed (mattress specifically)
Don’t cheap out on anything that connects you to the ground.
The unfortunate truth here is that Reddit is a company and Lemmy instances are usually run by a few individuals.
We just don’t have the politic barrier or resources to stand against the pressure
Yeah, +1 for bottom. Love myself a nice ASCII graph
Ha, great tip. I’ll keep an eye on it
It depends on the application.
I don’t remember all the specifics but this is the blog post I refer to when this topic comes up
https://codeblog.jonskeet.uk/2019/03/27/storing-utc-is-not-a-silver-bullet/
The only time using UTC breaks down is when any sort of time change gets involved.
If I say I want a reminder at 9am six months from now and you store that as UTC, a day light savings change will mean I get my reminder an hour early or late depending on where in the world I am
Looks cool! Can I suggest putting a snake head on it? The sharp point is a little unsettling
That’s pipenv. Pip just has the capability to read and write from a requirements.txt, which is a step that must be taken manually
People have already covered the great ones so I will mention one of the more obscure.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/don-t-fuck-with-paste/
input("question").lower().startswith("t")
is my go to. More fault tolerant and gets the job done
Brrrrr brrrrr…