Firefox is my daily driver, but oooh how I miss native tab groups like they have on most chromium browsers right in the tab bar. Extensions like simple tab groups just hit differently and are inferior...
Can we please not use math to argue who is allowed to murder how many innocents on either side? There is no "but" here, every innocent life taken in this conflict is one too much, on both sides. This conflict has evil, different brand of evil, and innocents caught in the middle between.
Certainly not for the lack of trying. It's just that the iron dome is protecting those hospitals on Israel's side. It shoots down dozens if not hundreds of rockets shot by Hamas daily, some sources say 7000+ since October 7th, which are aimed at who knows what kind of targets.
Just because Israel is a (, not the,) bad guy in this war doesn't mean Hamas are any less evil.
Man, why can't Israel just be the normal, good guy in this. They're just as bad as the other side.
If there are better alternatives entirely depends on how active those people are on Mastodon, Bluesky or even Threads. (Not sure on activity on Bluesky, as I haven't got an invite yet...)
I'm a PHP developer, many people (but not all) in the community crosspost on Twitter and Mastodon, so Mastodon is a good alternative for me personally.
Go 1.21 RC brings language improvements, new standard library packages, PGO GA, backward and forward compatibility in the toolchain and faster builds.
Go 1.21 release candidate is available.
It has some interesting changes in my opinion:
- clear() for clearing maps
- new slices package for common operations on slices
- new maps package for cloning and comparing maps
And some somewhat interesting ones:
- min/max function directly in the language without a package (could have easily been in math package, but then again, you can min/max strings with this?)
- structured logging package
Some other optimizations and improvements.
What do you think?