Today's weird rabbit hole for you: if your (or your children's) shoelaces keep coming undone, there's a better knot (which is just as easy) that doesn't come undone accidentally.
Really depends on your infrastructure, but I'd set up some snapshot tests that just make calls to the APIs with known responses, and run that in a cronjob and have it alert you if it fails.
Note: this comic was first published Feb 8 2025, shortly after Trump made his "Riviera of the Middle East" comments. The comic just won a prize, which is probably why it was reposted now, but the context is relevant.
I was pretty excited to try Bazaar, but UX-wise I feel like GNOME-software is way less overwhelming and thus easier to use - even though it's not great. And startup speed for Bazaar is still pretty slow, even though IIRC speed was supposed to be one of its selling points.
Still great to see people to try to innovate, and it's still pretty young, so definitely something to keep an eye on. But I was overhyped.
Doesn't the same hold for distributions repackaging software? Surely most developers don't maintain their own Debian packages, Fedora rpms, Arch whatever-their-name-is's, etc?
That Trump comic is still kinda funny in a lolsob kind-of way. Like, I could imagine someone who does call themselves woke making it as well. It's still saying a criminal got to be president, so...
Today's weird rabbit hole for you: if your (or your children's) shoelaces keep coming undone, there's a better knot (which is just as easy) that doesn't come undone accidentally.
As this comic shows, it can save your life.