I guess I should be careful posting about the Browns; poor timing on my part.

Nice end to the first half, though. 👏

It was so cool to see the mountains in northern Japan. 🇯🇵 🗻 #Hokkaido #Japan

If you’re ever in Grand Rapids, check out Vivant Brewery!

I think the path of least resistance is a separate block, as keeping things synchronized between tables sounds like a nightmare.

Does WP have hooks for marking original source for a comment?

ice cold 🥶

I think this worked out for you in the end — baddddd end to a good game, though.

It’s hard to be a kicker.

This score is still possible with a 2nd half favoring OSU… something pretty typical for the Buckeyes

Photo from the night game v. Minnesota on Nov 7, 2015. Shot on iPhone 6s. 📱

It’s working great so far! 👏👏👏

This is so cool - what a fantastic use of both LLMs and image recognition. I particularly like the <blockquote/>. 😍

You are right that native apps have advantages while app stores dominate, but I think architectural differences impact things, too. Teams pick native or web based on their goals, not just distribution. That said, native apps excel at deep platform integration—they'll hold on to that advantage!

Cool resource – whatpwacando.today.

They're so different from each-other (a native app vs a web app) that I don't see a future where one wins over the other. I think they'll coexist for different use cases, different teams, different technical requirements, etc.

I stumbled upon `manifest.json` last week just by accident, and have been delighted. PWA's feel like the future of "deploy everywhere" – now that both Apple and Android support the Web Push Protocol, I can rapidly deploy features to internal tools without leaning on app review. It's a huge unlock.

You can follow me here and at chek.dev. Excited to be on Bluesky!

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