Yes. I need all of them.

All. Of. Them!

Heyyy been waiting for this for awhile!

- you can find virtually any book online on LibGen/Anna's Archive and easily transfer over to your Kobo (so total free choice over what you want to read)
- having a device for just reading books makes the experience more enjoyable (so no distractions like with a phone)

hmm I see, I was thinking more along the line of secrets you don't want to push to a repo

although I suppose if you had enough of them you then you def want something with more structure like json

that's fair

what's the better alternative to env files? (genuinely asking)

as long as you have some documentation about what's actually supposed to go in then, env files seem fine to me (fastest way to get a new project going!)

(ofc if we're talking about env files for CI/CD then I absolutely agree lol)

this my policy for all social media

dance like no one's watching :)

Does that mean it's sinnin' time?

"Bothersome, but not enough to bother debugging."

autohotkey in a nutshell lol

Windows still had the Maps app?

I wonder how many people have even been using it.

50? Try over 100.

Basically impossible to do practically without tab groups.

Nice to see Pebble alive and kicking in the... errr... plastic? 😅

+1 for Astro, it's seriously good

unfortunately I'm looking for something that's 1) free, 2) (ideally) open source, and 3) isn't restricted to iOS 😭

literally me

just checked & apparently I have over 200 screenshots on my phone alone 🫨

this is the way

or use calibre and a cable to transfer your books so you don't even have to turn wifi on

haha my bad mate, I guess I forgot to add the /s

I'm obsessed with opening as many tabs as I can on the stuff I'm interested in, bit of a habit that's hard to beat

it's the completely random back-and-forth between cold and not-cold that really makes april so irritating for me

most bipolar month fr