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Good desktop apps in this category can manage agents across any number of remote SSH hosts.

Why not work the same amount and be at your desk less?

> But once I committed to the second click, I swear it would beep a fraction of a second earlier than that happened. There’s a (very) short story about a device exactly like this: …

“The silent majority” was originally a euphemism referring to the dead, who outnumber the living. It only got its political meaning in the 19th century.

Have you seen this? https://sidemail.io/articles/dark-mode-in-html-email/

Yes, you could craft CSS to conditionally load an image based on the media query. This would let a server observe the client's setting.

There's a good discussion of "why dark mode" in the article that mine links to: https://web.dev/prefers-color-scheme#why-dark-mode

Are you talking about things like sensor noise and chromatic aberration? It would be interesting to see if downsampling the image beforehand affects the result. However, it's hard …

That rule doesn't hold for some languages. For example, a Python lexer needs to remember a stack of indentation levels to know whether a given line's indentation should be tokenize…

None of these demo binaries will actually run on my OS, so maybe the extra 768 bytes are a fair tradeoff for abstracting away the platform.

Stephen Lavelle's Platonic Archetypes of Dice is a Pokemon-style Flash game based on this Rock-Paper-Scissors-like quality of differently distributed dice. http://www.increpare.com…

This reminds me of Neil Gaiman's "George R.R. Martin is not your bitch" essay, about reader entitlement: http://journal.neilgaiman.com/2009/05/entitlement-issues.htm...