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“I had an obsessive-compulsive streak that drew me to digital, discrete problems. And I loved poring over large collections of information,” Knuth said. — The Computer Scientist Who Can’t Stop Telling Stories

Bunch of years ago, when social networks did not exist (wow) the web prettended to be pretty simple. As simple that some content management systems were designed to do a kind of hard work: build a static site from the dynamic one. Easier to be served, maintained and much much faster… win-win!. — Stay static

Coreutils gotchas. #unix

The only browser that does not use Google’s web engine (blink) is Firefox. So if you really want some kind of privacy I’d recommend you switching to Firefox or something Firefox based. — Brave, the false sensation of privacy

  Larry Willis, I Fall in Love Too Easily.

DenoDB: MySQL, SQLite, MariaDB, PostgreSQL and MongoDB ORM for Deno.

When you are a kind of old school, modern times means a bit of pain in some way. Your soul is mostly seeking inner peace but on the other hand, as someone that works with technology, you wouldn’t stay freeze.
And sometimes the thing is the other way around, it feels that the old-school-world you’re living with is good but not as great as it should and you need to move a bit forward yourself to - wrongly - have a feeling of progress. — Mattermost and Matterbridge

Lisp is the result of taking syntax away, Perl is the result of taking syntax all the way. — Doug Hoyte

Cited in Lisp’s nested syntax, by Daniel Szmulewicz.

And ensure you added https://stackoverflow.com/feeds/user/69545 to your RSS feeds, if that’s not already the case.