About the existence of #ufw
That #DuckDuckGo has !
(bangs) so I can easily search for #rust stuff with !rust <query>
we can use viw
to select a single word in #vim #nvim
guiw
for uppercase and guiw
for lowercase, gu<motion>
and gu<motion>
for just the selected character #vim #nvim
You can use footnotes in #github with GFM (github-flavoured markdown) and #obsidian by using bracket syntax e.g. [^1]
#markdown
About "Visual Block Mode" in Vim: Ctrl+V, select lines, then "I" to insert at the start of each line #nvim #vim
When we coat eclairs, we only want to dip the top half. Give it a wiggle-jiggle (left-right, up down), tilt it. Wipe the ridge off, then tilt it in a way that the tail joins back with the rest of the chocolate #baking #pastry
"Macaronage" is the technique used for folding macaron batter till it's smooth, shiny and ribbons #fnb #baking
It's "milquetoast" #trivia
When we make puff #pastry, it's more about getting the butter to a desired thickness than length / width. Dough-wise it has to be slightly wider than the butter, and long enough to meet in the middle #baking 2:1 dough to butter
That apparently lotus paste can be a 1:1 substitute for marzipan in Pain de GĂȘnes #baking #pastry
That Linux systems have a keyring feature - this keyring is like a keychain, in the sense that it stores your passwords (keys). The keyring is stored in ~/.local/share/keyrings
. If you use the GUI ("Passwords and Keys" in Mint) to disable the password (change it to an empty password), it becomes a plain text file and can be imported into other Linux systems #linux #security #password #auth
We can use secret-tool
to get the key-value pairs from the keyring #linux #security #password #auth
An IRL aptitude test for chefs is sometimes called a "bench test" #fnb
That git status --porcelain
is a thing #webdev #git
That go
now has a better way of handling errors - we can now use .Join
from the errors
package, which takes in variadic arguments - if err := errors.Join(err1, err2); err != nil { doStuff() }
#golang #webdev #programming
inline
elements have some very strange display quirks - whenever in doubt, maybe try inline-block
first #webdev #css
TIL there's an abbreviation for flash of unstyled content (FUOC). Thanks, I still hate it #webdev #css #fuoc
Repaint vs Reflow - #webdev #repaint #reflow
We can revert an element's style to whatever it was based on inheritance or default values with display: revert
https://stackoverflow.com/a/68882854 #css #webdev
"A la Minute" - not prepared in advance #fnb
An unclean vessel must be washed seven times, the first of which must be washed with dirt + water - on Muslim #fnb