rubocop should complain about `type = { type: type['type']` . In seriousness thanks for showing the `case ... in` syntax, I didn't know that existed. Since Ruby 2.7 even, I've never seen it used before.

I can't find the English version (but tried to translate it) Eurowings has a template for stuffed animals and they send you a link when you fly with small kids.

I let my personal domain expire once because the shady registrar suddenly decided to require a passport copy to renew. I didn't trust them and they wouldn't let me transfer it either. Luckily got it back a year later.

Good domain name. Not sure it's worth $2000.

"brew install libreoffice" skips all those UI setup screens

At least one per week. They haven't found anything, haven't tested even. It's just to see if anybody replies before the testing starts.

I like how it's marked nsfw, I have to age-verify to see the photos. For Germany we have
www.reddit.com/r/SchnitzelV... (Schnitzel-crime)

I post more on mastodon but that's my geospatial bubble, I haven't found a SaaS/indie/bootstraper bubble there yet.

DST (Daylight savings time) is a regular reminder that time is one of the weirder aspects of geography, and so we thought for this week's #geoweirdness thread we'd consider one of the oddest cases.

Join us for a look at the strangeness of time in India 🇮🇳

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Have fun!

Companies have little control over this one. With Stripe as payment provider for example they say it takes 5-10 days until the money arrives back on a customer's credit card depending on the bank. The money immediately is subtracted from us though.

Stop teasing us and release another episode ;)