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petererer@fuzzle.me.uk

One of them bl&#039;dy cyclists, ruining your daily commute with my own. How dare I!? Programmer by day, programmer by night.<br /><br />He/him &amp; they/them. Cis 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ ally. Trans Rights are Human Rights. GCs/TERFs can go do one.<br /><br />Also known as peter1138 in twitch-land and various other places...<br /><br />🚴 Bicycle collector.<br />🎹 Synth hoarder.<br />🖥️ Computer wrangler.<br /><pre><code>LDA #&amp;48 JSR &amp;FFEE LDA #&amp;69 JSR &amp;FFEE RTS</code></pre><br />Datablast:<br /><a href="https://fuzzle.me.uk/tags/Cyclist" rel="tag">#Cyclist</a> <a href="https://fuzzle.me.uk/tags/Programmer" rel="tag">#Programmer</a> <a href="https://fuzzle.me.uk/tags/Synths" rel="tag">#Synths</a> <a href="https://fuzzle.me.uk/tags/BanCars" rel="tag">#BanCars</a> <a href="https://fuzzle.me.uk/ta

Posts

  • Post #4494399

    Hmm, but why don&#39;t the / #HTML elements support style or class attributes? Would be way more useful than just width. I suppose I could do it with plain #CSS using tr &gt; .nth-child(x), but then as far as I know I have to re-implement all the markup for various width breakpoints.

  • Post #3973188

    Matt Parker, the standup maths guy, gushing over AI apparently solving a maths problem... Not for me.

  • Post #3784032

    Normalise asking for consent before submitting #AI-generated content, or is that too much to ask?

  • Post #3715181

    Dear web browser developers, In 2026 it&#39;s ridiculous that we don&#39;t have searchable drop down lists without including custom #HTML, #CSS and #Javascript code. But keep adding #AI features nobody wants, I guess. Thanks!

  • Post #3713581

    Dear giant bee*, I&#39;m just trying to guide you to the window that is opened, please don&#39;t get mad! (*https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pM0yccsZWo)

  • Post #3668763

    &quot;Software with AI can just be forked.&quot; The fork:

  • Post #3560219

    Where do you store and organise your files on your computer(s)?

  • Post #2461524

    Hmm, anyone know how to make #PostgreSQL avoid scanning an index that happens to be EXCLUDE USING gist (...). The index is to ensure overlapping date ranges are not possible, but using it to scan rows causes a massive performance hit 😕

  • Post #2461523

    Oh, was I not meant to have been using Debian as my desktop OS for the past couple of decades?

  • Post #2461522

    Turns out to get better I have to push myself. Time for another ride. #Cycling

  • Post #2461521

    Oh dear, £30 for charity-shop second-hand vinyl. I do miss the days when nobody wanted it.

  • Post #2461520

    I just finished a 65 mile morning bike ride and now my watch is telling me off for not moving while I take a bath...

  • Post #1488291

    This is much better proposal than the IPV8 draft, and proves that being an IETF draft doesn&#39;t actually mean anything significant. https://www.ietf.org/archive/id/draft-meow-mrrp-00.html

  • Post #1404565

    Remember when we used to go outside with no electronic devices at all? Maybe I should try leaving my mobile phone at home some times.