Steven Bufton
@stevenbufton.bsky.social
I didn’t even know that was a thing, but I think you’re right. 👏🏻
November 19, 2025 at 8:34 PM
I didn’t even know that was a thing, but I think you’re right. 👏🏻
And a ZX Spectrum! And an Amiga!
(Is this an exhibition of stuff which Microsoft beat? 😁)
(Is this an exhibition of stuff which Microsoft beat? 😁)
October 28, 2025 at 12:23 PM
And a ZX Spectrum! And an Amiga!
(Is this an exhibition of stuff which Microsoft beat? 😁)
(Is this an exhibition of stuff which Microsoft beat? 😁)
Wasn’t there a Microsoft Bob at one time? I wonder whether IBM Bob will be more successful…
October 7, 2025 at 5:19 PM
Wasn’t there a Microsoft Bob at one time? I wonder whether IBM Bob will be more successful…
Now just give me the cartesian product with the USB working group… on the other hand, don’t: the universe would run out of names.
September 16, 2025 at 10:59 PM
Now just give me the cartesian product with the USB working group… on the other hand, don’t: the universe would run out of names.
That’s theoretical peak, not effective: peak power requires optimal orientation, which is never going to be the case on a car roof, simply because it’s approximately flat.
August 29, 2025 at 9:51 PM
That’s theoretical peak, not effective: peak power requires optimal orientation, which is never going to be the case on a car roof, simply because it’s approximately flat.
That’s an interesting and credible study, but the Farmingdale Observer seems to be a questionable source, reporting that Mercury is reachable in only 5 hours, and implying that it could be habitable… 🧐
August 28, 2025 at 9:00 AM
That’s an interesting and credible study, but the Farmingdale Observer seems to be a questionable source, reporting that Mercury is reachable in only 5 hours, and implying that it could be habitable… 🧐
Vielleicht muss das Browser-Fenster kurz inaktiv sein (Fokus woanders), damit der Effekt auftritt.
Wenn es passiert, passiert es auch oft, dass der Wechsel „Heute“->“h“ beim ersten Mal auch eine zufällige Zeit anzeigt (möglicherweise die Hälfte des bisherigen Tages, d.h. um 12 wird 06:00 angezeigt)
Wenn es passiert, passiert es auch oft, dass der Wechsel „Heute“->“h“ beim ersten Mal auch eine zufällige Zeit anzeigt (möglicherweise die Hälfte des bisherigen Tages, d.h. um 12 wird 06:00 angezeigt)
July 25, 2025 at 10:44 AM
Vielleicht muss das Browser-Fenster kurz inaktiv sein (Fokus woanders), damit der Effekt auftritt.
Wenn es passiert, passiert es auch oft, dass der Wechsel „Heute“->“h“ beim ersten Mal auch eine zufällige Zeit anzeigt (möglicherweise die Hälfte des bisherigen Tages, d.h. um 12 wird 06:00 angezeigt)
Wenn es passiert, passiert es auch oft, dass der Wechsel „Heute“->“h“ beim ersten Mal auch eine zufällige Zeit anzeigt (möglicherweise die Hälfte des bisherigen Tages, d.h. um 12 wird 06:00 angezeigt)
Ich habe mich leider zu früh gefreut: „h“ anklicken ist heute ähnlich unzuverlässig wie vorher.
Reproduzieren: „h“ anklicken, wenige Minuten warten, erneut anklicken. Die Anzeige springt zur letzten halben Stunde. Mit jedem Klick dann nochmals 30 Minuten zurück.
Reproduzieren: „h“ anklicken, wenige Minuten warten, erneut anklicken. Die Anzeige springt zur letzten halben Stunde. Mit jedem Klick dann nochmals 30 Minuten zurück.
July 25, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Ich habe mich leider zu früh gefreut: „h“ anklicken ist heute ähnlich unzuverlässig wie vorher.
Reproduzieren: „h“ anklicken, wenige Minuten warten, erneut anklicken. Die Anzeige springt zur letzten halben Stunde. Mit jedem Klick dann nochmals 30 Minuten zurück.
Reproduzieren: „h“ anklicken, wenige Minuten warten, erneut anklicken. Die Anzeige springt zur letzten halben Stunde. Mit jedem Klick dann nochmals 30 Minuten zurück.
Ja, das sieht gut aus. Auch +/- funktionieren wie erwartet.
Danke!
Danke!
July 24, 2025 at 7:59 AM
Ja, das sieht gut aus. Auch +/- funktionieren wie erwartet.
Danke!
Danke!
Nein, es gab keine Anzeigefehler. Ich finde die Schriftart einfach auffällig weniger schön als vorher. Jetzt wirkt die ganze Seite irgendwie klobig, vorher etwas eleganter.
July 21, 2025 at 3:28 PM
Nein, es gab keine Anzeigefehler. Ich finde die Schriftart einfach auffällig weniger schön als vorher. Jetzt wirkt die ganze Seite irgendwie klobig, vorher etwas eleganter.
- „+/-“ scheint seit heute umgekehrt zu funktionieren wie erwartet: - zoomt hinein, + hinaus.
Dazu noch: ist die Schriftart „Poppins“ neu? Seit heute ist etwas anders und nicht schön.
Dazu noch: ist die Schriftart „Poppins“ neu? Seit heute ist etwas anders und nicht schön.
July 21, 2025 at 2:00 PM
- „+/-“ scheint seit heute umgekehrt zu funktionieren wie erwartet: - zoomt hinein, + hinaus.
Dazu noch: ist die Schriftart „Poppins“ neu? Seit heute ist etwas anders und nicht schön.
Dazu noch: ist die Schriftart „Poppins“ neu? Seit heute ist etwas anders und nicht schön.
Looking at how the pattern matches across all the seams and pockets, I was sure it was hand made.
July 11, 2025 at 6:23 AM
Looking at how the pattern matches across all the seams and pockets, I was sure it was hand made.
I think the new model should be called GPT4-sycophant
May 6, 2025 at 6:59 PM
I think the new model should be called GPT4-sycophant
And if you add two copies of the audiobook, you’ll be finished in no time.
March 6, 2025 at 10:37 PM
And if you add two copies of the audiobook, you’ll be finished in no time.
And there’s a new JDK patch.
And Spring Boot’s just gone out of support, so version upgrade…
BouncyCastle ☹️
I think the 5-step workaround for the bug is quite reasonable, and it’s only wiped out prod twice…
And Spring Boot’s just gone out of support, so version upgrade…
BouncyCastle ☹️
I think the 5-step workaround for the bug is quite reasonable, and it’s only wiped out prod twice…
March 5, 2025 at 8:09 PM
And there’s a new JDK patch.
And Spring Boot’s just gone out of support, so version upgrade…
BouncyCastle ☹️
I think the 5-step workaround for the bug is quite reasonable, and it’s only wiped out prod twice…
And Spring Boot’s just gone out of support, so version upgrade…
BouncyCastle ☹️
I think the 5-step workaround for the bug is quite reasonable, and it’s only wiped out prod twice…
Interesting- I find it very often gets exactly what I want, or close enough that editing it is faster than writing it myself.
There are still many “er, no, that is exactly what I *didn’t* want” moments, though.
Automatically reactivating it is a no-go, though. Who do they think they are, Microsoft?
There are still many “er, no, that is exactly what I *didn’t* want” moments, though.
Automatically reactivating it is a no-go, though. Who do they think they are, Microsoft?
February 28, 2025 at 11:02 AM
Interesting- I find it very often gets exactly what I want, or close enough that editing it is faster than writing it myself.
There are still many “er, no, that is exactly what I *didn’t* want” moments, though.
Automatically reactivating it is a no-go, though. Who do they think they are, Microsoft?
There are still many “er, no, that is exactly what I *didn’t* want” moments, though.
Automatically reactivating it is a no-go, though. Who do they think they are, Microsoft?
Average weight is probably a little distorted: there are more small ICEs on the market than EVs. I replaced my ICE with an EV which is exactly the same length and minimally wider. The EV is less than 100kg heavier, so about 1 adult passenger equivalent. That probably makes no practical difference.
February 12, 2025 at 4:42 PM
Average weight is probably a little distorted: there are more small ICEs on the market than EVs. I replaced my ICE with an EV which is exactly the same length and minimally wider. The EV is less than 100kg heavier, so about 1 adult passenger equivalent. That probably makes no practical difference.
The perfect present for the nuclear astropilentist in your life!
It would only be topped by a sonic screwdriver, but those have very limited availability outside Gallifrey.
It would only be topped by a sonic screwdriver, but those have very limited availability outside Gallifrey.
February 6, 2025 at 4:20 PM
The perfect present for the nuclear astropilentist in your life!
It would only be topped by a sonic screwdriver, but those have very limited availability outside Gallifrey.
It would only be topped by a sonic screwdriver, but those have very limited availability outside Gallifrey.
That’s a relief! I have nothing to worry about, because I only use the shower. 😮💨
January 30, 2025 at 12:03 PM
That’s a relief! I have nothing to worry about, because I only use the shower. 😮💨
What sort of diagrams are you drawing? I find it very clumsy for software structure diagrams, whether UML or C4. I’m open for hints!
January 30, 2025 at 11:46 AM
What sort of diagrams are you drawing? I find it very clumsy for software structure diagrams, whether UML or C4. I’m open for hints!
And to actually start it, press the OK/Cancel button.
January 14, 2025 at 11:29 PM
And to actually start it, press the OK/Cancel button.
I’ve been trying to fit those Tupperware lids on my pods all day. I think I need one of those lasers from Tron to make any progress at all 😡
December 18, 2024 at 8:15 PM
I’ve been trying to fit those Tupperware lids on my pods all day. I think I need one of those lasers from Tron to make any progress at all 😡