Replying to @idenyigabriel
Easy.
1) The stickers would stay in the drawer if not on my laptop. Might as well put them to use.
2) Easy to identify my laptop when I'm around others.
3) Fun conversation piece when working around others.
Matthew Sanabria
5,738 posts
Matthew Sanabria
@sudomateo
Christian. Husband to my beautiful wife. Engineering at @oxidecomputer. Podcasting at @fallthroughfm.
- Replying to @anerdguynowIt gets particularly bad in cars. Hitting a button to seek forward 15 seconds and it takes like 500ms before it responds to your input.
- Replying to @Lontar_On_HereThe three dial air conditioning controls are the pinnacle of user experience. Temperature, rate of flow, vent configuration.
- Kelsey: Think a bit before writing code. People: You're wrong! I just want to mindlessly code. Kelsey: Let me rephrase so ya'll get it. People: Oh yeah that makes sense. It's okay to use your mind people. It's there to be used.This Post is from an account that no longer exists. Learn more
- The @oxidecomputer and @thesysteminit collaboration I didn't expect to do in 2024. Yes, that's System Initiative managing Oxide resources. This capability didn't exist 30 minutes ago. Both platforms provide great APIs that allowed me to create this functionality.
- Replying to @sudomateoLook at what's inside! Thank you to our sponsors @PacktPublishing, @ManningBooks, @OReillyMedia, and @pearson for donating books!
00:00 - Replying to @mycolizaMicroscopic stubble from Mr. Clean's bald head hours after shaving. Perfect for that soft, abrasive clean.
- Replying to @dieworkwearI always thought Terry in Brooklyn Nine-Nine rocked the exposed suspenders well. Curious your thoughts.
GIF - Replying to @thdxrThis is a good example of the cascading effects of outages. You don't have to be working on a mission critical system to have widespread, severe impact on others. Think about the compounding effects here on emergency services, families eating, etc.
- Replying to @lesmonova @neversitdull and 2 othersYou know what happens. Gaslighting and threat of closing the account. It's sad.
- The Go standard library is great. The release of Go 1.22 made it even better. I wrote about why you should start with the Go standard library in your next Go project. matthewsanabria.dev/posts/start-wi… #golang #software #programming
- "This is engineering at its finest and not a single line of code was written." What a true statement. Had to comment it to bump it up to the top a bit.
- This is exactly the level of detail I was looking for, both hardware and software. Thanks for taking the time to write it up Kelsey!
