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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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Error messages are a critical part of your systems user experience. Here's how to craft error messages your users would be happy to see.
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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Yes, it’s much better than the path we’re currently on. Sustaining the current state would definitely be an improvement over reckless, endless extraction and destruction. Parking a car is also an improvement over barreling it off of a cliff. But that’s not the goal. Or, at least, it shouldn’t be. The goal isn’t just sustainability but Regeneration . Not just, “Don’t make it worse” , but actively “
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If there was a way to use dozens of enterprise-grade cloud software tools (that can each cost hundreds of dollars a month) for free (or nearly free ), that would be worth exploring, right? Well, let’s explore it! Every couple years I come to a new appreciation for self-hosted software . For the uninitiated, if you have a spare computer sitting around that you’re willing put to work as a server (or
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I heard this piece of advice recently: Never let a day pass without doing something that will serve you 10 years from now. I LOVED it! I want to make a habit of that. But, it got me pondering, why stop there? What if we never let a month pass without taking tangible action to make life better for our great grandchildren, 100 years from now ? How would your life look different if you were regularly
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A few years ago, I found myself in a bit of a culinary rut — whenever I would cook for myself, it was usually the same 2-3 meals. I needed to expand my horizons a bit! So, I gave myself a challenge of trying 20 new recipes over the course of the year. (For many people, that might be a small number. But for me, it seemed a fitting target.)
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I’ve had lots of experiences over the years of looking forward to a new movie or TV show being released. In some cases, that excitement for an upcoming release would last months or years. The year-long wait for Endgame after Infinity War came out comes to mind. Lately, though, I find movies and TV shows to be much less the focus of my anticipation. I can’t currently think of a new movie I’m excite
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“Imagine what would happen if we had as much courage for peace as we have had for war ? What if we had as many monuments and holidays designated for the heroes of peace as we have for the heroes of war ? What if we channeled all our incredibly gifted minds to devise ways to de-escalate violence rather than crafting new drones and bombs and guns ? What if we were as willing to die for the cross as
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Today marks 2 years to the day since my dad passed away. Dad was an amazing man, and the last 24 months without him have been more of a challenge than I would have ever expected. Today I wanted to share the eulogy that mom, brother and I wrote in honor of dad after his passing. The recording of Dad’s Memorial Service is below, and the reading of the eulogy starts at timestamp 55:50.
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Sometimes it’s easy to fall prey to the dual lies that 1) we’ll have our loved ones in our life more-or-less forever, and 2) that love is something that we can give too much of or run out of. It can be easy to withhold a kind word because we think we might not be creative enough to top it or live up to it later… or we might decide not to give that gift, thinking that maybe it would be better to wa
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It seems like every year we get more stressed, more scatter-brained, need more exercise and less screen-time. At least, that seems true for myself. So I wonder, what would it be like if there were a remedy to all that, which, in one single action could reduce your stress , clear your mind, give you some enjoyable exercise, and get you away from your screen, all while probably making you live longe
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How long would the devices you use day-to-day survive without internet access? We live in an internet-saturated world, so that question might feel silly. “My devices are basically always connected to the internet; why would I care how long they could last without it?” But, there are a few reasons that might be worth thinking about it. There are lots of situations where having a device and software
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I find physical examples of redemption to be really potent and impacting. When I see or hear stories of things that brought destruction being transformed into tools to bring life, it excites me and stirs hope in me more than I can easily express. Literal examples of Isaiah’s swords beaten into ploughshares are really beautiful to me. A want to see more of them! It’s made me wonder, what would it l
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A couple years ago I scoured the internet for something I thought would be easy to find, and which I’m confident exists somewhere, but which I couldn’t turn up in my searching. So, I made it myself… I was looking for a printable sheet that had every chapter of the Bible listed as checkboxes, so that I could mark anytime I had read a chapter, and keep track of which chapters I had read.
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Today I watched a video from Derek Muller (great name 😎👍🏽) called The Most Important Algorithm Of All Time . The video discusses a game-changing piece of mathematical and scientific wisdom that, had it been known to the scientific community in 1958, could have prevented the nuclear proliferation of the ’60s, ’70s, and ’80s, and would have likely ended the Cold War 30 years early! 1 It’s a great
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Sometimes a reboot is the best option. Sometimes things just get too much to keep up with, and the best option is knocking it down and trying again. Could have been an issue with taking on too much. Could have been lack of good systems for managing the challenges that would arise. Could have been something completely unforeseeable and beyond our control. But regardless, there comes a time where re
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Proposition 2 would raise California's rainy-day cap from 10 percent to 20 percent of General Fund taxes and change when those deposits count toward the spending limit.
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Proposition 44 would penalize certain nonprofit clinics whose program-service spending, measured from their IRS filing, falls below 90 percent of revenue.
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Proposition 38 would authorize $8.4 billion in general-obligation bonds for immunology research, repaid from the General Fund unless discoveries bring money back.
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Prop. 43 would make some local taxes need two yes votes for every no (opens on the publisher’s site)
Starting in 2027, Proposition 43 would require a two-thirds local vote to impose, extend, or increase a voter-proposed special tax.
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Proposition 5 would remove the replacement contest from a California recall and fill the empty office the way a vacancy is filled.
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Proposition 4 would lift California's ban on public financing of campaigns and leave the size of any future program to later governments.
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Proposition 37 would let the state sell up to $25 billion in revenue bonds so some buyers of new homes can borrow part of the down payment.
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Prop. 3 would keep a high-income tax that is already being collected (opens on the publisher’s site)
Proposition 3 would make California's existing extra tax rates on high incomes permanent instead of letting them expire.
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Proposition 39 adds an identification check every time someone votes, a match on the mail envelope, and a best-effort citizenship review of the rolls.
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Proposition 42 would forbid a new state tax on owning personal property, including retirement accounts, and would limit taxes that reach backward.
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Proposition 41 pairs public audits of certain new special taxes with a rule against parking new state taxes outside the spending limit.
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Atmosphere-breathing propulsion would let a low satellite use the air dragging it down as propellant, so flying closer to Earth can stay practical.
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Consumer Rights Wiki documents BMW placing a Spider-Man: Brand New Day promotion on dashboards of cars customers already owned—breaking a 2023 promise that the company would not sell in-car screen space because a vehicle is a private space.
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A Wiseday developer argued Apple would not let him show his app after App Store rejection for promotional graphics instead of screenshots—then fixed the listing, and the Hacker News consensus was that Apple was right all along.
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The people worth keeping around often bring joy and kindness to ordinary moments that would otherwise pass unnoticed in a busy life.
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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- heuristic “would” via Published content Source page (opens on the publisher’s site)
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A democracy protest sea shanty set to 'Drunken Sailor,' imagining legal and civic answers to would-be tyranny.
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The following statements should not be controversial, but they sadly are. What would you add to this list. Donald Trump lost the 2020 election.
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Bonhoeffer's Discipleship asks: How would we respond if Jesus showed up today and made the same concrete commands?
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Two eagerly anticipated 2019 releases from Baker: Barth's theological exegesis and his relationship with Bonhoeffer.
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What would it have been like, on the first Holy Saturday?** What would it be like, tonight, if Jesus has been dead for almost 33 hours.
