Oddly enough, the YouTube recommendation engine served that one up to me too.

You might like Patrick O'Hearn.

I think this is an excellent point. Let's say they had NOT done that (and thank goodness they did) - would the current defenders of tarrifs see this as a path to wealth between states too? Me thinks they would. But they why stop there. Why not impose such tarrifs between cities. And if that enriches cities - neighbors should get in on the action too, no?

There is a modern Bastiat style essay waiting to be written here.

I recall sending a letter to them asking them for information on how they compressed their images for their hi-res adventure games. While they replied, they said it was a trade secret. I was kind of bummed. But being a 12 year old kid who barely understood the 6502, it probably would have gone over my head.

I really would like some official casio faces on my apple watch.

I see it as a great starting point.

I agree that it's a great starting point

If you enjoy that one - you might also enjoy

https://www.ck/

The lengths the Cook Islands have to go to prevent folks from registering profanity is entertaining (there was a spate of .co.ck novelty names before they locked it down)

“Check out my website yeah, trashbat dot cock, registered in the Cook Islands”

Nathan Barley is a great watch. It also has one of my favourite terms for a mobile phone “hand held twit machine” (pre smartphones)

That domain looks very interesting in the address bar of a mobile browser which hides the www prefix.

At the very least, bazel would devour the cmake responsibilities in this case. That's not intended as a criticism of either. Just a description of bazel. It can feel very Star Trek Borg like.

The challenge is I'd have to convert our whole system to bazel. That's a bit of a hard sell when I don't know how easy it is.

Consider a broader range of news sources in your daily diet.