ra-φ @me@ra-phi.ch

You could phish so many people with the appropriately-named TLD .con

The only downside of vinyl is no-one on last.fm knows you’re not dead.

Superman III is the greatest hacker movie ever made. Also probably the most realistic one.

TFW you launch an app and even before you do you know first thing it’s gonna do is download an update.

I’d love to see #Booksmart but no cinemas show it.

Why is there the need for a distributor? Couldn’t a motivated small indie cinema just deal with the producer directly to get showing rights?

Array#poop: drops an unspecified number of items from the array. Should be used together with Stream#flush.

There is a scene in the new Aladdin movie where princess Jasmine explains to her father that she wants to become the next sultan and he mentions that that was unheard of.
I’m not sure kids nowadays understand that he means a woman being sultan (from the context it could just as well have been an unmarried person becoming sultan, or someone that young, etc.). Or if they do then only from movies whose plot is women doing things previously reserved for men.
Am I too optimistic?

I quite like #BillieEilish music but could never add it to my music library because with its weird casing it’d just look wrong next to all other music…

For some reason git decided to switch the editor from vim to nano and I feel about as lost as other people do when using vim.

Most of the time I’m pretty happy with TypeScript. But there are days where it fails me. And when it does, it does so on multiple levels all at once.

I still can’t get over the fact that Mozilla copied Microsoft’s XMLHTTPRequest as XMLHttpRequest and didn’t notice (or care about) the inconsistent casing.

Which is the most correct?

Für mich machen all die Fußballbeispiele im Text voll Sinn. Aber genau deshalb würde ich mich auch nie trauen, öffentlich über Fußball zu sprechen.

https://www.spiegel.de/netzwelt/web/wenn-ueber-fussball-so-gesprochen-wuerde-wie-ueber-das-internet-a-1266384.html

So #Comodo no longer offers free year-long email validation certs for S/MIME. Now you only get 30 days. That’s pretty useless. Someone needs to do for S/MIME what #letsencrypt has done for domain validation.

Or, you know, I could just go with the flow and switch to PGP…