I was hoping for a week free of fire-fighting, but I’ve been at my desk two minutes and guess what? There’s fires that need putting out. Sigh.
Laptops. Allowing people to take their work home with them since the 90’s.
I’m loving the new icons and UI touches to Feedbin.
Great to see Rails 6 will be shipping with multi environment credentials.
Following on from the news that the Microsoft ebooks store is closing, here’s how to backup your Amazon Kindle purchases on macOS.
I knew there was a reason that I stopped buying some books as ebooks.
Spent the last couple of nights trying to resolve a MapKitJS and Turbolinks issue I was having. It was actually two issues rolled into one. Last night I finally managed to resolve both issues. Yay for patience and perseverance. 🙌
Looks like view components are coming to Ruby on Rails. This is going to be a great addition to the framework.
Time for ships to be accountable for their shipping containers?
Maybe it’s time to do something about the ways in which shipping containers are transported across our oceans?
Trainers, flip-flops and a selection of other footwear were appearing with a regularity that singled them out from the other tidal deposits.
They were the same brands, in the same styles, and, for some of the trainers at least, the same production dates were printed on a label sewn into the tongue of each shoe. Moreover, every item of footwear appeared to have been unworn.
In the months that followed, Mr Ribeiro retrieved about 60 Nike trainers, along with a host of other brands.
A single shipping container can contain hundreds of man-made products that if not secured to this ship, can end up being leaked into the world’s oceans. These end up being washed up on our shores, but also will break down in the ocean adding to the already big problem of plastics in our oceans.
Taking out a full page ad in your opponent’s city newspaper to congratulate them. What a class move by the Golden State Warriors! 👍🏀