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TIL that chrome has a really cool JS/CSS coverage analysis for dev tools, for which FireFox has no equivalent! This is the first time I've seen an actual deficiency in FireFox for webdev.

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/devtools/coverage/
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64605981/alternative-for-chromes-coverage-in-firefox

But whatever happened to yesteryears https://developer.mozilla.org.cach3.com/en-US/docs/Tools/CSS_Coverage ??

@Pat I was mistaken -- it's actually a :, not a #

@kravietz file-based? Like gpg? That's what I use for my password file right now

Just learned about disroot, which sounds pretty awesome from a decentralized, tech ethics standpoint https://disroot.org/en/services/email

@lucifargundam Wording seems to be my challenge here. The point is that I can send mail to email#sometopic@example.com and it is received by email@example.com and then, possibly if imap has been set up this way, put in to a folder "sometopic". Various email providers support this, and it's an easy way to keep track of logins for types of sites, but I can't remember what this feature is called.

What's that thing called where I can input email#sometopic@example.com where it is either still sent to the main inbox or sent to a folder sometopic, depending on server settings? I am having trouble searching for it, though both gmail and other email providers observe it.

Looking at Mail Fence https://mailfence.com/

Is the wisdom of Separation of Concerns, I am interested in moving my email away from my web site provider. Any recommendations that would retain me email addresses, which are at-url and not at-provider?

Big company power.

https://thenextweb.com/news/github-copilot-large-language-models

@Pat they use the name of my websites

Nice thread that brings the mind ideas and questions about data-oriented programming https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1534727379112714260.html
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RT @GabriellaG439
I've been trying to write a blog post explaining the difference between functional and imperative programming and I've failed multiple times due to writer's block

Instead, I'm going to dump my thoughts here on a Twitter thread to finally get this out of my head 🧵 (1/16)
https://twitter.com/GabriellaG439/status/1534727379112714260

For years my web hosting needs, including a number of websites and five or six email addresses, have been provided by Bluehost. But they were bought up by a mega provider, became heartless, and outsourced all service overseas. I already moved my DNS hosting to Namecheap, but what's the best way to change my email provider without losing my addresses? And maybe my servers?

Is xscreensaver still the best standalone xscreensaver for an x session? Or are there other ones I should try?