I feel like this is inevitable when sites have different login options for companies. SSO for some, but password the fallback.
Ideally sites with passkey could opt in for auto signin.
Ideally sites with passkey could opt in for auto signin.
January 10, 2026 at 8:45 AM
I feel like this is inevitable when sites have different login options for companies. SSO for some, but password the fallback.
Ideally sites with passkey could opt in for auto signin.
Ideally sites with passkey could opt in for auto signin.
if Eze's Arsenal song isn't the Shaman's
Eze good, Eze good
he's Eberechi Good
then I don't know what to say
Eze good, Eze good
he's Eberechi Good
then I don't know what to say
January 8, 2026 at 10:24 PM
if Eze's Arsenal song isn't the Shaman's
Eze good, Eze good
he's Eberechi Good
then I don't know what to say
Eze good, Eze good
he's Eberechi Good
then I don't know what to say
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![Comic. [Person running on a giant round toward a pole vaulting crossbar; a long pole bent in an arch from the ground, over the crossbar, to the ground again, with person climbing it upside down over the crossbar; person runs to catch up with a long poll rolled into a circle and tied that is rolling toward the crossbar, jumps to catch it, hanging off as it spins, and then is flung over the crossbar when it approaches.] [caption] Fun fact: There are no limits on the length or diameter of the pole in pole vault.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:cz73r7iyiqn26upot4jtjdhk/bafkreigiodbgg6uit2nyaztgy2e3cfss2e4emtlwpawyjxlekqqnhhxlj4@jpeg)
December 23, 2025 at 8:39 PM
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If we have learned anything from the films it's that eventually the park would come to you.
Little money saving tip for you there. Martin Lewis would be proud of me.
Little money saving tip for you there. Martin Lewis would be proud of me.
If they opened Jurassic Park for real, half of you would go.
December 17, 2025 at 7:58 AM
If we have learned anything from the films it's that eventually the park would come to you.
Little money saving tip for you there. Martin Lewis would be proud of me.
Little money saving tip for you there. Martin Lewis would be proud of me.
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Opinion | Trump’s crude remarks about Rob Reiner are unbecoming of a FIFA Peace Prize winner.
December 16, 2025 at 2:07 AM
Opinion | Trump’s crude remarks about Rob Reiner are unbecoming of a FIFA Peace Prize winner.
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cooked.wiki is the answer!
Cooked - Your Smart Cookbook
Are you tired of scattered recipes from the internet? Cooked transforms those long cluttered pages into a short version which you can save and read while cooking. Even works with videos!
cooked.wiki
December 13, 2025 at 9:04 PM
cooked.wiki is the answer!
2027 it will be
AsyncTask vs Virtual Threads?
AsyncTask vs Virtual Threads?
December 8, 2025 at 1:15 PM
2027 it will be
AsyncTask vs Virtual Threads?
AsyncTask vs Virtual Threads?
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“After all, you’re only as happy as your unhappiest child.” —Dave Grohl
December 3, 2025 at 6:01 PM
“After all, you’re only as happy as your unhappiest child.” —Dave Grohl
Not chatty at all. Most animation or user interactions don't involve a call back to the server. When they do, it's for some business operation or launch an intent.
November 30, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Not chatty at all. Most animation or user interactions don't involve a call back to the server. When they do, it's for some business operation or launch an intent.
Eventually is a complex question. We are still learning, trying approaches.
But even as the developer API evolves, the underlying document format can stay stable.
But even as the developer API evolves, the underlying document format can stay stable.
November 29, 2025 at 9:24 PM
Eventually is a complex question. We are still learning, trying approaches.
But even as the developer API evolves, the underlying document format can stay stable.
But even as the developer API evolves, the underlying document format can stay stable.
For now, you'll have to limit your server code to remote-creation which can be used on Android + JVM.
November 29, 2025 at 8:30 PM
For now, you'll have to limit your server code to remote-creation which can be used on Android + JVM.
Nothing fundamental, but currently the remote-core module is Java (Android + JVM), so that won't be possible until later...
November 29, 2025 at 8:28 PM
Nothing fundamental, but currently the remote-core module is Java (Android + JVM), so that won't be possible until later...
the article makes it look way more magic and integrated with regular Compose, than it currently is
November 29, 2025 at 3:44 PM
the article makes it look way more magic and integrated with regular Compose, than it currently is
I think you oversold the ability to reuse Compose UI compostables. when you do this, it just captures the draw calls and can't update.
more typically you'll have a different UI with lots of RemoteX composables and RemoteString, RemoteDp
more typically you'll have a different UI with lots of RemoteX composables and RemoteString, RemoteDp
November 29, 2025 at 3:43 PM
I think you oversold the ability to reuse Compose UI compostables. when you do this, it just captures the draw calls and can't update.
more typically you'll have a different UI with lots of RemoteX composables and RemoteString, RemoteDp
more typically you'll have a different UI with lots of RemoteX composables and RemoteString, RemoteDp
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Jesus this is a game changer, I had no idea this was being worked on. Thanks for the deep-dive, @skydoves.bsky.social!
Published a new article, 'RemoteCompose: Another Paradigm for Server-Driven UI in Jetpack Compose'.
You’ll explore RemoteCompose, understand its core architecture, and discover the benefits it brings to dynamic screen design with Jetpack Compose.
skydoves.medium.com/remotecompos...
You’ll explore RemoteCompose, understand its core architecture, and discover the benefits it brings to dynamic screen design with Jetpack Compose.
skydoves.medium.com/remotecompos...
RemoteCompose: Another Paradigm for Server-Driven UI in Jetpack Compose
Building dynamic user interfaces has long been a fundamental challenge in Android development. The traditional approach requires…
skydoves.medium.com
November 29, 2025 at 2:18 PM
Jesus this is a game changer, I had no idea this was being worked on. Thanks for the deep-dive, @skydoves.bsky.social!
my first reaction was thinking it was a crazy idea and doomed to failure.
But if anyone can make a shop selling seasonal artisanal Doritos flavours a success, it's Jesse.
Best online chip seasoning shop ever.
But if anyone can make a shop selling seasonal artisanal Doritos flavours a success, it's Jesse.
Best online chip seasoning shop ever.
November 25, 2025 at 7:27 AM
my first reaction was thinking it was a crazy idea and doomed to failure.
But if anyone can make a shop selling seasonal artisanal Doritos flavours a success, it's Jesse.
Best online chip seasoning shop ever.
But if anyone can make a shop selling seasonal artisanal Doritos flavours a success, it's Jesse.
Best online chip seasoning shop ever.
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The year is 2025, and people are saying "Hey, what if we specified the whole thing in detail up-front?" again.
Tell me you haven't actually tried that without telling me you haven't actually tried that.
Tell me you haven't actually tried that without telling me you haven't actually tried that.
November 22, 2025 at 12:35 PM
The year is 2025, and people are saying "Hey, what if we specified the whole thing in detail up-front?" again.
Tell me you haven't actually tried that without telling me you haven't actually tried that.
Tell me you haven't actually tried that without telling me you haven't actually tried that.
I believe it. at least when I was there, developers were
- focused on one part of the stack. mobile or server.
- working in units of features, in existing apps, with little exposure to app structure
- using proprietary languages and frameworks for data or network queries
- focused on one part of the stack. mobile or server.
- working in units of features, in existing apps, with little exposure to app structure
- using proprietary languages and frameworks for data or network queries
November 16, 2025 at 5:23 PM
I believe it. at least when I was there, developers were
- focused on one part of the stack. mobile or server.
- working in units of features, in existing apps, with little exposure to app structure
- using proprietary languages and frameworks for data or network queries
- focused on one part of the stack. mobile or server.
- working in units of features, in existing apps, with little exposure to app structure
- using proprietary languages and frameworks for data or network queries
I believe it. at least when I was there, developers were
- focused on one part of the stack, mobile or server
- working in units of features inside a larger existing app
- focused on one part of the stack, mobile or server
- working in units of features inside a larger existing app
November 16, 2025 at 5:21 PM
I believe it. at least when I was there, developers were
- focused on one part of the stack, mobile or server
- working in units of features inside a larger existing app
- focused on one part of the stack, mobile or server
- working in units of features inside a larger existing app
I believe it. at least when I was there, a typical developer is
- focused on either mobile or backend.
- building in units of features, in an existing app,
- with proprietary frameworks
- focused on either mobile or backend.
- building in units of features, in an existing app,
- with proprietary frameworks
November 16, 2025 at 5:19 PM
I believe it. at least when I was there, a typical developer is
- focused on either mobile or backend.
- building in units of features, in an existing app,
- with proprietary frameworks
- focused on either mobile or backend.
- building in units of features, in an existing app,
- with proprietary frameworks
at least when I was there, a typical engineer
- doesn't experience the stack
- doesn't experience the stack
November 16, 2025 at 5:17 PM
at least when I was there, a typical engineer
- doesn't experience the stack
- doesn't experience the stack
Hearing, the famous jingle but to "Did somebody say, Menulog!" will never not be unsettling. can't unhear.
like hearing "Carglass repariert, Carglass tauscht aus" in Germany.
like hearing "Carglass repariert, Carglass tauscht aus" in Germany.
Menulog, acquired by Just Eat in 2015, plans to shut down in Australia on November 26, leaving Uber Eats and DoorDash as the country's main food delivery apps (Tegan Jones/SmartCompany)
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November 12, 2025 at 8:15 AM
Hearing, the famous jingle but to "Did somebody say, Menulog!" will never not be unsettling. can't unhear.
like hearing "Carglass repariert, Carglass tauscht aus" in Germany.
like hearing "Carglass repariert, Carglass tauscht aus" in Germany.
I don't regret seeing GL▲SS †33†H live, but I still can't get access to my Ashley Madison account.
November 12, 2025 at 6:10 AM
I don't regret seeing GL▲SS †33†H live, but I still can't get access to my Ashley Madison account.