Debugging a microcontroller hardware module responsible for asynchronously moving data around in memory (while also changing it's own configuration) is the exact opposite of my idea of fun.
Who thought hitting space on the #twitch player should re-press the last button you clicked instead of starting/stopping playback? Yes, now I have two keys for toggling full-screen. That is exactly what I wanted. #mildlyinfuriating
Our company just rolled out #copilot for our whole department. I'm kinda sceptical about how useful it's gonna be for the very specialized software we work with but it's worth a try, right?
I've finally given up on #hyprland and switched back to #gnome. I can see how it could make you more efficient but it felt like such a chore to do anything.
I've decided to nuke my 5 year old #archlinux install last week in favor of a shiny new #nixos one as my daily driver. I still have so many things I wanna install and customize, but I'm really enjoying being able to just play around with it without the fear of bricking anything.
My Pixel 6 is having a fun new bug where it sometimes disconnects from my wifi and stays disconnected. But when I open the wifi settings, it immediately reconnects and starts working again.
I love it when boardgames both have a dedicated compartment in their box for every single token/component and also give you instructions about where and how to store each piece.
I've recently switched email address from Gmail to my own domain (via Protonmail), but every time I send an email, I'm worried it's just gonna get auto-filtered as spam.
Facing a fun new bug in #windows, where you cannot open the file explorer for like 20 minutes, but then when you lease expect it, blasts you in the face with a million explorer windows, because it buffered all inputs trying to open it of course.
Just got fined by a policeman because of 'going too slow' and 'causing a traffic jam' on a one-lane winding road through the mountains in the middle of nowhere.
