It’s the first time I’ve seen it. Are we supposed to memorize the specific length of each hashing function now?

This has literally nothing to do with Ubuntu.

The volume meter is cut off on my old version. I assume that Audacity reads the dimensions of my internal screen (2560px) instead of the one I’m actually using (1920px) when computing the width of the meter.

Audacity is released under the GNU General Public License version 3 (GPLv3).

https://github.com/audacity/audacity/blob/master/LICENSE.txt

Kind of you to assume I have your favorite package manager installed

The audacity website didn’t mention Flatpak, so I thought they didn’t support it. However…

It’s Audacity’s AppImage. The Mint repos are terribly outdated.

My bluetooth headphones fade in music. One of the reasons I’m going to look for a replacement.

CD players should also apply error correction. It could be your player was just shitty.

Makes sense. You wouldn’t want to hammer that file onto disk every second.

Good point.

The logic is fine. If you rename the variable to isAdmin, it makes perfect sense. Either they are an admin, or they are not an admin, or the state is unknown (here expressed as null). If you want to throw another JS-ism at this, undefined could be assigned before the check has been made.

I regularly use variables like this. If users is undefined, I haven’t fetched them yet. If they’re a list, then fetching is complete. If they’re null, then there was an error while fetching.

https://www.404media.co/why-404-media-needs-your-email-address/

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Angular provides a utility to update its packages. If you naively update every single one manually, you’ll get errors because the library will be incompatible with itself. Maybe other flavors of SPA have update scripts, too?

ng update @angular/core@<the next major version> @angular/cli@<the next major version> Don’t skip versions!

For each problem you might want a package for, there are at least 3 packages, sometimes lots more. You need to sift through them in order to get the one that works and is maintained.

Bad error handling in the client. Whoever programmed it didn’t think there could be errors in the backend, so when their request doesn’t go through, they default to the ‘no internet’ message.

Or, you know, it’s an asshole company, but Hanlon’s razor.

Does shademap.app do it for you?

There’s also Stellarium, which can be used to show the path of the sun across the sky.

Ok, I looked it up myself. The sun rises more in the northeast

and sets in the northwest

(https://shademap.app/@47.62818,-122.37965,16.04275z,1751686736812t,0b,0p,0m)

when the sun rises and sets in the north.

I beg your pardon?

Shut up. Seriously. If any frontend designer hears you, the next thing you know is that you need to click through 4 submenus just to skip a song ‘bEcAuSe UsErS gEt CoNfUsEd WhEn ThEy SeE tOo MaNy OpTiOnS’