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A blog post I wrote a while ago about testing in Go. Got filtered on Reddit because apparently, people posting on dev.to often generate their posts with AI. This one is 100% organi…

5. git revert is tedious When one commit turns out to be bad, you can't revert it cleanly because your "Fix linting issues" builds upon it.

In https://howhttps.works/the-keys/ The public key is represented by a blue key but… wouldn't it be more simple to say the public key is an open padlock the sender closes on the bo…

It's equally frustrating to have cs commits fixed up with a meaningful commit, making the diff of the meaningful commit ugly.

This is wrong at so many levels. Of course we don't care about "progress" or "woops I fucked up" commits, but people also do commits for things like coding style, and these commits…

Yeah, plus, the fact that you fix something is the "why" part of your commit message, it should go in the body. The result could look like this : > Reduce overlaying div element wi…

It also works with reset and checkout, BTW.

> It is an utter waste of time compared to point-click-go-go-go. Clicking = moving your hand from the keyboard to the mouse. So it's actually point-click-go-back-to-keyboard-go-go-…

Maybe you could run these Adobe tools in a Virtual Machine ?