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  1. An unfolded Duo is just giant landscape... for right-handers

    As my tempest of phone upgrade decisions rages in its teapot (Duo vs Fairphone vs. 17e vs. 18e), it occurs to me that the iPhone Duo's unfolding animation is a replacement for turning your phone sideways.

  2. Touche, Copilot, touche

    As I'm wrapping up today, GPT-5 mini via Copilot gave me code that included: ?

  3. iPhone Duo: How long is it IP68?

    Interesting Apple keynote.

  4. To batch rename git branches in cmd.exe

    Note to self: for /f "tokens=*" %i in ('git branch --format="%(refname:short)" ^| findstr /C:"feature/"') do @echo git branch -m "%i" "old/%i" Then remove @echo to make it "really happen".

  5. The first hit of AI is always free. The second, however...

    Claude Sonnet 4.6 is so much better than GPT-5 mini that I figured I'd look up how much it'd cost to swap.

  6. Git: Looking for filenames by wildcard

    Note to self: To look through your git history to find files by name (and to have the files edited in each commit listed)... git log --all --name-only -- "**/*Base*" Though note that it's case sensitive, and not because I used a capital B.

  7. You built StackOverflow for free. Are you going to give away its replacement?

    From github.com: Important update On April 24 we'll start using GitHub Copilot interaction data for AI model training unless you opt out.

  8. Learning the history of text editing in the console, the hard way

    Okay, I hit a rabbithole today.

  9. I mean, I already knew (if only based on the hard flattening of my own reputation graph) that StackOverlow was dead, but sheesh.

  10. Got $100? I've got a career for you...

    It's neat that you can program logic on most any computer that boots nowadays.

  11. Why isn't it rude to look at your smartwatch?

    Okay, if you're Gen X or older, you grew up with watches to tell time.

  12. A trivial sign AI is making progress

    Was writing an email to a buddy who likes sports, and mentioned that I know someone who lives in DC.

  13. Shaking off the WCF rust in 2025

    Okay, was looking back through WCF earlier this week for a prospective client, and figured I'd leave some notes.

  14. VB.NET, HttpClient, Newtonsoft, and Async

    Looking into updating a slew of VB.NET API to C# for a client, and figured I should brush off my VB.NET before getting too serious.

  15. Note to self: It's pretty easy to get a Stripe CheckoutSession in .NET.

  16. Declarative vs. Imperative Programing: A Mnemonic

    Sometimes, I surprise myself: @Cthutu I wish "It's like the difference of [declaring] an address vs [commanding] directions.

  17. Forced Reset Triggers

    I'd missed the whole Forced Reset Trigger debate over the last year or so, but caught an article about it in The Post Sunday and figured I'd see what it's about.

  18. Cybersecurity: Always a house of cards

    From Hacker News' Malicious npm Packages Infect 3,200+ Cursor Users With Backdoor, Steal Credentials: Cybersecurity researchers have flagged three malicious npm packages that are designed to target the Apple macOS version of Cursor, a popular artificial i…

  19. Beautiful html coverage reports in C# with Cobertura

    Coverage reports in C# with Cobertura In the last contract I completed, we were building WebAPI microservices in C#, and part of our build process was to run all of our XUnit (and, depending on who originally wrote the microservice, maybe NUnit) tests and…

  20. Apple's payment changes are a bigger deal than I thought

    From "Amazon now has a ‘Get book’ button in its iOS Kindle app" on theverge.com: Apple has appealed the decision, but is also complying with it in the interim, prompting several companies to announce app updates making it easier for users to pay for subsc…

  21. Carriers can slam-install apps on your Android phone?!!

    If you needed an excuse to get on your Apple high horse, I got a new one yesterday.

  22. Does your cat know regex?

    Okay, hopefully you're not letting your cat do this, but that's funny.

  23. Apple Watches with LTE might be able to call 911 without a subscription

    If you believe a post on reddit titled, "UPDATE: Apple Watch Series 3 LTE *CAN* Call Emergency Services without an associated phone plan", you can call 911 with a cellular/LTE powered Apple Watch even without having an active service subscription for cell…

  24. Okay, let's write a Chrome extension.

  25. HomePod, Siri, and Music Store Songs: A Perfect Disaster

    I purchase music outright because I'm old.

  26. Unexpected failure? InvalidOperationException.

    From stackoverflow.com: Taken from MSDN's page on InvalidOperationException: "InvalidOperationException is used in cases when the failure to invoke a method is caused by reasons other than invalid arguments." – STW Commented Apr 21, 2009 at 19:44 I often…

  27. Using Home Depot dowels to finish Ikea furniture

    TL;DR -- If you Ikea stiffed you some 101350 fluted dowels, you can buy 5/16" dowels from Home Depot, 50 for under $4.